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New ideas for energy savings – Creative approach: “Increasing the pressure in the liquefied gas tank of light hydrocarbon recovery units”

2017-03-10View Original

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As the title suggests, in typical light hydrocarbon recovery units, liquefied gas is loaded into tank trucks using liquefied gas pumps. Is it possible to increase the storage pressure in the liquefied gas tanks and use that pressure to directly push the liquefied gas into the tank trucks?
Reply #22017-03-10
It’s possible, but not recommended: 1. High pressure is after all more dangerous; 2. Nitrogen should be introduced for pressurization ;
Reply #32017-05-29
Where does the pressure in your tank area come from?

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