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Regarding the issue of unorganized emissions from sampling ports

2017-02-24View Original

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In the factory, processes such as alkylation, MTBE production, and naphtha handling involve releasing substances temporarily before sampling for analysis, in order to obtain samples representing instantaneous conditions. This results in uncontrolled emissions. I would like to ask the experts how this problem can be solved?
Reply #22017-02-24
A sealed sampler can be installed as mentioned above. Those that do not meet this condition can recycle the discharged residues to an appropriate location. For example, the raw material tank area.
Reply #32017-02-26
It’s best to have a closed-loop sampler; if not, use the simplest method by using buckets to collect the oil!
Reply #42017-02-28
Our company is changing from open sampling to closed sampling
Reply #52017-03-06
Octane and MTBE can be recovered from oil drums, which is a simple and practical method.

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