Oxygen content analyzer for oil and gas pipelines at the top of the vacuum tower
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The vacuum tower uses mechanical vacuum pumping; if there are leaks in the oil and gas pipelines or in the atmospheric leg, air will enter these pipelines, posing a certain risk. Is there an oxygen content analyzer at the end of the reduced-pressure oil and gas line?
If conditions permit, using the previous one is also acceptable; we take gas samples from the top every day to analyze the oxygen content
A CO2 leak detector would be better, right?
The carbon dioxide level in the air is too low; any leaks are difficult to detect. It would be even better to have an oxygen or nitrogen detector.
Why test the air? It’s installed in the exhaust system, and even if there’s a leak in the vacuum tower, nothing leaks out
It would be better to have on-site detectors; analyzing the gas concentration in a timely manner is also a solution
In our device, there is a liquid seal tank for the reduced overhead gas
Gas samples from the top of the tank are taken daily to analyze their oxygen content