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The issue of the fate of gases released as a result of accidents

2007-12-27View Original

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In design, it is common to encounter many plants that do not have a flare system. How should large amounts of exhaust gases in an accident situation be dealt with? The volume of a regular gas condensation collection tank is limited. Currently, the project is facing issues related to accidental releases of Class A gases such as chloromethane; is it possible to release them into the atmosphere at high altitudes? Are there any good methods? Please give me some advice! !

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