The extraction of gas from fields often involves impurities, necessitating natural gas processing to separate these impurities. This process typically entails the removal of acid gases (such as carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide) and dehydration, commonly achieved through absorption using triethylene glycol (TEG). Efforts to minimize BTEX emissions and maintain optimal dry gas water content are pivotal for enhancing the economic and environmental sustainability of natural gas processing. In this study, the accurate prediction of BTEX and dry gas water contents is aimed by boosting-based metho...
