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Regarding the evacuation of natural gas and gas

2009-04-12View Original

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I often see the exhaust chimneys of steel plants and petrochemical plants burning fiercely; I think those flammable gases should be able to be recycled. Is emissions related to safety?
Reply #22009-04-12
Emissions are incurred for the sake of environmental protection and safety; however, in the future, as technology advances, it may become possible to recycle them, thus preventing waste of resources.
Reply #32009-04-12
Yes. The current recycling technology is not up to standard, so it was burned.
Reply #42009-04-12
If it can be recycled, wouldn’t that mean no emissions are needed? I’m an amateur; please don’t laugh at me. Because I see a lot of emissions, and I keep thinking that even if they could be utilized, some will still have to be emitted
Reply #52009-04-13
If the recycling technology is effective, can emissions be reduced to zero? There shouldn’t be any security issues, right?
Reply #62009-04-13
Refining and petrochemical industries also have flares. . .

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