Form of dichloromethane storage tank (reward: 3 charm points)
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This post was last edited by flute6 on 2011-5-26 21:00. Question: 1. Regarding the tank design for dichloromethane in industrial applications, three approaches are initially considered; however, I don’t have any relevant information available, and I would like to know what is commonly used in industry. a. The boiling point of dichloromethane at atmospheric pressure is ~40°C. Can an internal floating roof be used? b. Ordinary micro-pressure dome tank + circulating cooling bypass – to ensure low-temperature storage? c. API-620 low-pressure storage tanks? 2. Conventional methods for treating exhaust gases: Is burning in a furnace acceptable? Or washing or activated carbon adsorption, etc. Thank you first.
The boiling point of dichloromethane at atmospheric pressure is around 40°C. An internal floating roof tank can be used, with N2 used for pressurization and an additional cold water spray system.