Is it better to protect raw oil tanks with nitrogen or fuel gas?

2009-04-05View Original

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Is it better to protect raw oil tanks with nitrogen or fuel gas? What's the difference?

Reply #22009-04-06

Personally, I think it is better to use nitrogen. Nitrogen can be easily purified, but the composition of fuel gas is complex. When used as a protective gas, it may pollute the raw oil. In addition, if the protective gas leaks, at least the protective gas must not be a dangerous medium.

Reply #32009-04-13

Nitrogen is of course better, but if you have to consider cost, fuel gas is better.

Reply #42009-05-25

Fuel gas of good quality can be used, but it is best to use nitrogen

Reply #52009-05-25

I think that inert gas protection should still be used. The ease of availability and economy of nitrogen determine that nitrogen is usually chosen for inert gas protection.

Reply #62009-05-25

Nitrogen protects well, is an inert gas, and is not difficult to obtain

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