AsH3-, SbH3- and H2S-separation
In 2005, atea built a plant for the separation of hydrogen sulphide, arsine, and stibine from a hydrogen stream.
Arsine and stibine are treated with an oxidising agent and are converted to water-soluble substances.
atea managed the whole engineering, including a complete process simulation, and took over the production and installation of the components.
Special requirements were necessary as a result of the complexity of this demanding chemical process that takes place in a potentially explosive atmosphere.