Gulf Coast Chemical, LLC

Pine Island Chemical Solutions is a privately owned specialty chemical company based in Lafayette, Louisiana, dedicated to serving the energy industry across several states, including Texas, New Mexico, and Mississippi. With over 15 years of experience, the company offers a diverse array of products and services focused on asset integrity, flow assurance, and phase separation. Committed to customer satisfaction and safety, Pine Island Chemical prioritizes high-quality solutions tailored to meet specific client needs while adhering to environmental regulations. Their team of experienced field and laboratory personnel ensures flexibility and expertise in their offerings, designed to maximize value and minimize operational issues. Generated from the website

Coastal Chemical Co, established in 1958, specializes in delivering comprehensive solutions through a wide range of chemicals, technical support, and logistics tailored for the Oil and Gas Industry. As a significant player in the Upstream, Midstream, and Downstream segments, the company provides products and services to drilling rigs, refineries, and pipeline operations across the United States. With a commitment to operational efficiency and customer support, Coastal Chemical offers an extensive portfolio that includes process chemicals, production treating chemicals, and N-SPEC pipeline cleaning services. Backed by Brenntag, the largest global chemical distributor, they leverage strategic locations and dedicated resources to ensure safety and optimal service delivery to their clients. Generated from the website

N2O emissions from nitric acid plants can range from about 2 to 20 kg (5 to 50 lbs ) per ton of HNO3 or up to 3500 ppm concentration in the tail gas, depending on the nitric acid process and plant operating conditions. The CRI N2O catalyst technology is highly effective in significantly reducing N2O emissions from of 90+% can be achieved. The CRI technology is a tertiary N2O removal technology for installation in the tail gas stream of the nitric acid process after the absorber, so unlike secondary technologies, there is no effect on plant operation or nitric acid production. The CRI N2O technology can be installed in either the high pressure position upstream of the expander or in the low pressure position downstream of the expander. Both options benefit from the low pressure drop of the CRI N2O abatement system.