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008			260224s2020 xxu ing
041			_aInglés
100	1		_aPereira, Julian _959989
245	0	0	_aManaging H2S recovery using analytics _bReduce emissions by improving sulfur recovery unit performance with self-service industrial analytics.
260			_csept. 2020
270			_a10/03/2021 ; 09/03/2021
300			_a[c.a.] 5 p.
520			_aOil and gas (O&G) companies are continuously striving to optimize overall equipment effectiveness, performance and profitability within a highly volatile and regulated environment. Several of those regulations are coming from an increasing industry effort toward the reduction of emissions that affect both health and the environment. Initiatives are growing from industry and governmental groups. For example, O&G companies that operate in the U.K. Continental Shelf are stepping up to reduce carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 in the U.K. Another example is the decarbonization efforts led by the European Commission, which aims to initiate the transition toward "a climate neutral economy" by 2050. This will require the active involvement and investment of different industry, technology and governmental sectors for mid- and long-term solutions. To start getting results today, it is key to take advantage of underutilized data in combination with process expertise that is already in place. Aim to improve process workflows to have a better and more efficient emissions control and reduction.
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773	0		_tE & P
856			_uhttps://epplus.hartenergy.com/issue/september-2020/managing-h2s-recovery-using-analytics/
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