How is gasoline odorized exhaust gas handled (or recycled) these days? !
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In traditional gasoline deodorization, exhaust gases cause both pollution and losses in oil quality. Is there any good solution for this? !
In the past, it was mostly left to decompose naturally, but now more of it is burned. There is also a technique called membrane recovery, developed by a company in Xi’an; more details can be found by searching online, though its actual performance in practice is unknown.
Could you explain in more detail how to burn it on the 2nd and 3rd floors? Should it be mixed directly into the fuel gas, or should the exhaust gases be introduced into the furnace for combustion? What are the issues with the applied technology, such as whether there is tempering or pipeline spontaneous combustion?
Recently, I came across another new technology: the Fushun Institute’s use of multi-stage refrigeration and separation processes.
Currently, after gasoline is desulfurized and denatured, the exhaust gases are either discharged directly into catalytic chimneys or burned, which poses significant safety risks and is environmentally unfriendly. As a result, a large amount of gasoline components cannot be recovered, leading to waste. Membrane recovery and adsorption processes can be used to reduce the concentration of these substances to 25 mg/l before discharge into the atmosphere.
The membrane method developed by the Petroleum University proves to be very effective for controlling and recovering gasoline. You can give it a try
Ours was simply vented directly:dizzy: