Oil removal in underground tanks using carbon dioxide stripping

2012-06-18View Original

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In our plant, the ammonia-water mixture in the underground tanks used for carbon dioxide stripping contains a high level of waste oil; we would like to install an oil removal tank to remove this waste oil from the surface of the ammonia-water in those tanks. Could you, Haiyou, suggest any better solutions? It would be great if you could provide a flowchart as well. Thank you.

Reply #22012-07-13

We have a set time. It is scooped by hand. Like stealing gutter oil. The leader doesn’t want the equipment. Want to remove oil again. The operators are the ones who have to suffer

Reply #32012-07-19

Is manual cleaning effective this way? By the way, is there a lot of oil contamination in your underground channels?

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