LPG H₂S Scavenger — Triazine for Liquefied Petroleum Gas
LPG, propane, butane and NGL streams must meet strict H₂S and copper-strip corrosion specifications. Triazine H₂S scavengers convert residual hydrogen sulfide into stable, non-volatile products so product is safe, on-spec and non-corrosive for storage and sale.
Quick answer: triazine is injected into the LPG/NGL liquid with proper mixing and contact time to react out H₂S and help pass copper-strip and H₂S specs. MEA Triazine 78% gives high-active bulk treatment; MMA Triazine 40% reduces solids in continuous service. It is H₂S-selective — heavier mercaptans may need a separate step.
Why H₂S Must Be Removed From LPG
- Toxicity and safety during storage, loading and transport
- Corrosion of tanks, cylinders and pipework
- Copper-strip corrosion test failure
- Odour and off-spec product rejection
- Sulfur specification compliance for sale/export
Application Notes
- Inject into the liquid stream with a static mixer / adequate residence time.
- Dose to the measured H₂S load to avoid over-treatment and solids.
- Select grade by temperature, H₂S load and phase (LPG vs mixed NGL).
- Pair with a mercaptan step where copper-strip failure is thiol-driven.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does LPG need H2S scavenging?+
How is triazine applied to an LPG stream?+
Does triazine remove mercaptans from LPG as well as H2S?+
Which triazine grade suits LPG treatment?+
Will triazine treatment cause solids in LPG systems?+
Do you supply triazine for LPG and gas-processing plants?+
Need to meet an LPG H₂S spec?
Vasudev Chemo Pharma supplies MEA Triazine 78% and MMA Triazine 40% with application guidance, batch COA, and global export from our ISO 9001:2015 certified facility in Gujarat, India.