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Treatment of exhaust gases from liquid ammonia tank truck unloading

2017-12-01View Original

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Do you know how the exhaust gases generated during the unloading of liquid ammonia tankers are generally handled? I’m working on a project recently and need some information in this area; I would be grateful if experts could share their insights
Reply #22017-12-01
Liquid ammonia tanks are pressure vessels; where does the exhaust gas come from?
Reply #32017-12-01
The estimate refers to the ammonia gas formed by the vaporization of ammonia remaining in the pipeline after unloading is completed.
Reply #42017-12-01
I’m not really sure, but it seems that once the LNG is used up, nitrogen is used to blow it away
Reply #52017-12-08
If there is a dilution tank, purge it with nitrogen

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