New state-of-the-art in sulfur recovery?—Part 2: Environmental benefits

Camille Ventham is a Senior Process Engineer at Comprimo, part of the Worley group. She has 16 yr of experience in the oil and gas industry in both design and technical studies and is responsible for managing all aspects of the process engineering and design of sulfur recovery units and TGTUs. Ventham holds an MS degree in chemical engineering from HEI (Hautes Etudes d’Ingenieur), Lille, and is a Chartered Engineer and Member of the Institute of Chemical Engineers (MIChemE).

Jon Lewis leads UK Operations for Comprimo, part of the Worley group, after serving as Global Director for gas processing. Lewis’s responsibilities span consultancy, project delivery, client support and business development. He has extensive conceptual and detailed engineering experience and has held various roles associated with gas processing terminals, offshore platforms and refineries in his 29-yr career with the company, as well as managing the London Process Department from 2004–2011. Lewis graduated with an MS degree in advanced chemical engineering from the University of Manchester (UMIST) in the UK, is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Institute of Chemical Engineers (FIChemE), and has published articles and presented at international conferences.

After graduation as chemical engineer, Frands E. Jensen has been working for Topsoe since 1979 in various marketing and sales positions and has been dealing with most of the technologies offered by Topsoe. Since 2003, Jensen has concentrated on the WSA, SNOX™ and TopClaus® technologies applied for sulfur removal from offgases as Senior Sales Manager.