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Dear masters, how to recycle and treat the stench from acidic water tanks?

2017-02-26View Original

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The exhaust gas from our acid water tank is washed with water. The waste gas is discharged directly after adsorption, causing the site to be very smelly. I wonder how your masters' equipment recycles this waste gas?
Reply #22017-02-26
Water washing, amine absorption, water ring pump pressurization to send the torch.
Reply #32017-02-26
The water seal tank is replenished with amine liquid, which is continuously recycled and absorbed~~~~ If the amount is large, you can consider the deflaring system after pressurization~~~The cost is higher~~~
Reply #42017-02-27
Use amine to absorb the water-sealed tank, and then add a water-washing tank to wash the amine-containing gas on the top, so there will be no problem.
Reply #52017-02-27
Gas can be changed to a low watt system!
Reply #62017-02-27
The smell is probably caused by a hydrogen sulfide leak.
Reply #72017-02-28
Well, we have been working on this project recently
Reply #82017-02-28
This should be good, but how is the overflowing amine liquid recovered?

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