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Seek precautions for emptying butadiene spherical tanks

2012-03-10View Original

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How to clean butadiene spheres? Butadiene is highly toxic and prone to polymerization. How to clean the tank?
Reply #22012-03-10
The master said that after the material is extracted, a mixture of a certain agent and water is injected into the spherical tank, and then it is drained from the tank into a tank truck for transport.
Reply #32012-03-11
Use clean water to flush into the jar in order to displace the butadiene; After draining, internal cleaning is required, followed by inert gas purging and then cleaning with a cleaner ; Be careful that there are no dead corners during the inert gas displacement ;
Reply #42012-03-11
Although there are butadiene spheres in the irrigation areas as well, I haven’t seen any yet (I just started working)! ! Go back and ask the master! ! Haha! !
Reply #52012-06-11
In addition to replacing it with clean water, the gas used for replacement must also be burned; otherwise, releasing it directly into the atmosphere would be dangerous. It is best to boil the tank using steam
Reply #62013-02-19
It must first be washed with an iron sulfate solution, followed by displacement; otherwise, the entry of oxygen can pose a risk of spontaneous explosion of the polymer.
Reply #72013-02-19
It must first be washed with an iron sulfate solution, followed by displacement; otherwise, the entry of oxygen can pose a risk of spontaneous explosion of the polymer.
Reply #82013-02-19
It must first be washed with an iron sulfate solution, followed by displacement; otherwise, the entry of oxygen can pose a risk of spontaneous explosion of the polymer.
Reply #92013-02-19
It must first be washed with an iron sulfate solution, followed by displacement; otherwise, the entry of oxygen can pose a risk of spontaneous explosion of the polymer.
Reply #102013-02-19
It must first be washed with an iron sulfate solution, followed by displacement; otherwise, the entry of oxygen can pose a risk of spontaneous explosion of the polymer.

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