Classification problem
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The DN3000X12608 crude oil electrical dehydrator is used for treating crude oil containing water; its design pressure is 0.6 MPa and its volume is 85.36 m3. It lacks a gas space, so it does not fall under the requirements of relevant regulations regarding solid and liquid contents, meaning it does not need to be classified, right? Please give your advice
The temperature also needs to be mentioned; check whether it exceeds the boiling point. If not, it is not subject to regulatory controls and is not classified
Since it is not a container within the scope of the Solid and Liquid Waste Regulations, there is naturally no need to classify it according to those regulations
Dehydration generally isn’t done with a full tank, right? It should be carried out in the gas phase space.
Is there no gas phase space in the dehydrator when it is in operation? It seems to require buds at a glance
Yes, that is to say, there is no gas phase space: Q; it operates with the tank full, this...