Oil and gas recovery issues in open-type facilities

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Chemical plants usually have multiple open floor drains and open oil tanks, and the presence of these open areas leads to the evaporation of oil and gas, posing environmental problems. How does your plant address this issue of oil and gas evaporation? Does anyone here have any good suggestions?

Reply #22018-10-10

Could you suggest the principle behind a type of \"breather valve\" used for storage tanks?

Reply #32018-10-13

A gate valve is installed below the funnel; it is closed under normal conditions and opened when in use. I wonder if it’s possible?

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