Problems related to exhaust gas treatment in gasoline refining
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Which method is best for treating the exhaust gases from gasoline refining desulfurization units? Which economy is simple and easy to implement? Direct exhaust chimney? Is diesel discharged directly into the atmosphere after absorption? Membrane absorption method?
Could you tell me about the composition of the exhaust gases from gasoline desulfurization? Air %, C3 %, C4 %, C5 and above %?
Our gasoline exhaust has two pathways: 1. Direct emission into the flue stack, 2. Flaring. We generally emit it directly through the stack
Waste gas treatment methods for gasoline refining desulfurization units: 1. After being absorbed by diesel, it is fed into the gas system for use as fuel; 2. It is directly fed into the gas system for use as fuel; 3. In case of an emergency, it is sent to the flare system to ensure system safety.
Thank you! However, smoke stacks pose a risk of deflagration, while torches present risks such as high oxygen levels in the exhaust gases, corrosion of the torch system, and excessive oxygen levels at the inlet of the recovery compressor; using diesel for absorption seems to be a good solution.