How to handle light hydrocarbons produced by polypropylene plants?

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How are the liquid light hydrocarbons produced by the loop pipe polypropylene plant handled? Burn?

Reply #22017-02-18

Propylene can be recovered through membrane separation, while the other gases can be used as fuel.

Reply #32017-02-18

I know what you mean. Are you from the Environmental Management department? I work in the polypropylene processing field. The waste gas generated by our equipment is compressed, and the oil that condenses as a result needs to be dealt with; I’m not sure what to do with it – is burning it the only option?

Reply #42017-04-25

Is your propylene obtained from the dehydrogenation of propane?

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