In the heat transfer oil furnace room, is it possible to install a vaporizer to prevent the light oil from vaporizing next to the oil storage tank?
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I’ve been in contact with a heat transfer oil furnace facility that has an oil storage tank located outside. The client produces by-products such as tetrahydrocarbons and pentahydrocarbons, and they want to use these light hydrocarbons to replace natural gas when natural gas is not available. . . The problem is that there’s no space left; I want to place the carburetor next to the fuel tank, basically right next to it. Is it suitable? At the moment, there isn’t any clear guideline stating that a carburetor cannot be used; do any of you experts have any suggestions?
This post was last edited by altpage on 2022-1-18 at 08:01. The original design might have been for a Class C facility; after additions, it could become a Class A facility. It is necessary to verify the fire protection rating of the facility, and even make design changes if required.