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 Mohr, K. S.; Meadows, R. E. CROSSFLOW MICROFILTRATION OF ETYHLENE GLYCOL, Proceedings, Laurence Reid Gas Conditioning Conference. Norman, Oklahoma, 1987

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The paper presents information on a system designed to remove extremely small particles from triethylene glycol in a gas processing plant. The glycol was highly contaminated with approximately 3% solids content. The filtration system included a 0.2 micron crossflow microfiltration module that successfully filtered the glycol for recovery and removed the particles as a slurry that could be disposed.

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