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How is it appropriate to handle the waste oil and water discharged between stages of the ammonia synthesis compressor?

2019-01-02View Original

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Our plant’s ammonia synthesis unit uses reciprocating compressors for gas compression. Since these compressors are oil-lubricated, a large amount of waste oil and water is generated during the compression process. At present, our plant uses ferrous sulfate to treat this waste oil and water, but the treatment results are often unsatisfactory. Nowadays, environmental inspections are very strict, and chemical manufacturing companies face significant environmental pressures. Is there a better and more cost-effective method for treating this waste?
Reply #22019-01-03
It is recommended to address the source of the oil leakage first; this kind of oil leakage shouldn’t be happening. Why not send a video to take a look? Does this machine really have to leak oil? ?

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