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Our company uses ordinary tank trucks to transport light camphor oil, and a large amount of oil vapor leaks during loading, which is not conducive to safety and environmental protection. For the sake of safety and sustainability, the company intends to install an oil vapor recovery system. Do any of you have relevant information that can be used as a reference? Everyone is also welcome to discuss this issue in order to gain some basic knowledge. Thank you all.
The principle of ordinary oil and gas recovery devices generally involves methods such as adsorption, cooling, and absorption. I think it is similar to the light oil recovery system; the original poster might want to consider the sealed recovery systems used in gas stations and light oil loading stations as a reference.
This site has a post with information on oil and gas recovery; let’s see if it’s useful. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-994554-1-2.html
The vehicle’s exhaust gas absorption is also closely related to the loading flexible hose; we have a system for absorbing exhaust gases, but the hose isn’t effective enough and fails to provide proper sealing
There are many suppliers of oil and gas recovery systems for loading purposes in China, as well as numerous manufacturers
If the recovery value of light camphor oil is high, the condensation adsorption method can be used. There are many domestic manufacturers.