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For the venting section of storage tanks, is it better to use a nitrogen seal or a water seal?

2021-03-09View Original

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For the venting section of storage tanks, is it better to use a nitrogen seal or a water seal?
Reply #22021-03-09
It mainly depends on whether the volatile components are soluble in water; if not, nitrogen sealing is used, while if they are soluble in water, water sealing is employed
Reply #32021-03-09
It is determined based on the properties of the substance in the tank.
Reply #42021-03-09
Check the process requirements. If both are possible, it is recommended to use a water seal, as it is intuitive and easy to operate.
Reply #52021-03-09
I have seen more nitrogen seals, and the control of those nitrogen seal valves is also very stable
Reply #62021-03-09
Each has its own advantages. Generally, modular processes are safer, with nitrogen being introduced through inhalation and exhaust gas passing through a water seal.
Reply #72021-03-15
Based on the material properties, it will form a water seal when dissolved in water
Reply #82021-03-24
Depending on the properties of the material, if it is a flammable organic solvent, a nitrogen seal valve + single exhaust valve is generally used. The one-way valve of the VOC should lead to the exhaust gas collection device.

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