How to deal with the oil and water discharged from the compressor of the urea system? Environmental protection is very strict now
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How to deal with the oil and water discharged from the compressor of the urea system? Nowadays, environmental protection is strictly controlled. This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-4-17 22:47 ]
Our factory now leads the oil and water valves through pipelines to special tanks for unified treatment.
Build a grease trap at the main sewage outlet, collect the oil regularly and sell it as waste oil
Some factories are equipped with a waste oil recovery device, which can lead the oil discharge pipes at all levels of the compressor to a storage tank, and then pump it to the waste oil recovery device. If there is no recycling device, you can install the method provided on the 3rd floor.
Our factory now leads the oil and water valves through pipelines to a special tank for unified recycling. The emulsified water and oil are separated and then pumped to the synthetic waste oil recovery device. It can also be used to brush sulfur boxes and other uses.
If you do this, oil will enter the system.
Set up a special waste oil recovery tank, and then pump it to the waste oil treatment device for centralized treatment. Generally, it is delivered once per class.
The compression unit is equipped with a waste oil and water recovery tank to regularly recover waste oil and discharge waste water.
Lead it into the boiler fine ash storage tank to prevent dust from falling down, or it can also be led to the gas generation ash or gas generation sewage pool.
There is an oil collection tank outside the compression plant. It used to use steam, but it is no longer used now. The waste water is discharged and the oil is taken out and sent for treatment by a dedicated person.
This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-5-21 18:22. Our factory has waste oil tanks that are recycled and then filtered out for unified treatment.