Regarding the issue of draining heat transfer oil tanks

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Colleagues, for the oil inlet valve of the heat transfer oil coil, it is necessary to drain all the heat transfer oil. There is no oil storage tank in the heat transfer oil furnace room, but there is a pipe gallery in that section. Push it back with nitrogen heat transfer oil. Still, set up a buried tank on the other side of the oil tank area. Drain all the heat transfer oil, and then pump it back in using a pump. Which of these two methods is more suitable? I wonder if there are anyone who works at oil depots on-site and has experience in this area! !

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