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Purging design for heavy oil pump room

2009-03-30View Original

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In the heavy oil pump house, the purging lines for each pump should be equipped with steam and nitrogen sources for purging; if only steam is used, a large amount of oil will be blown directly into the waste oil tank when the pipes are full. This is clearly a waste. After installing steam, it is a scientifically sound and cost-effective design to first use nitrogen to push the oil in the pipeline into the corresponding storage tanks before proceeding with purging.
Reply #22009-03-30
Using both steam and nitrogen – a great method
Reply #32009-03-30
In fact, the pipe is not filled to capacity during purging; the material should be emptied as much as possible, and then purged with steam or topped off with light diesel.
Reply #42009-03-30
Compared to diesel, nitrogen is of course more cost-effective.

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