How to recover the oil and gas from the exhaust pipe of the turbine oil tank
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We use domestically produced turbines to extract chlorine gas, with the exhaust pipes of the fuel tank releasing fumes into the air. When the temperature rises, the exhaust contains a large amount of oil vapor. Due to environmental regulations, our supervisors have ordered that this vapor be captured, yet we cannot allow pressure to build up in the fuel tank. We’re not sure how to design a system that is both safe and effective; we seek advice from experts. Thank you!
The following suggestions are given: 1. Install an appropriate filter at the exhaust port of the fuel tank to prevent oil and gas from escaping； 2. Hire a professional manufacturer to design the oil tank and exhaust/fume fans, as well as average-priced filters at the inlets and outlets for oil recovery.
1. During operation, adjust the oil cooler temperature to ensure that the lubricating oil temperature does not get too high; it is best to keep it below 50°C； II. The oil vapor can be introduced into the negative-pressure system after the breather cap of the fuel tank, for cooling and recovery of the oil vapor.