Regarding the exhaust gas treatment in the exhaust gas area of Class A storage tanks, how should the diameter of the exhaust gas pipes be determined?

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Regarding the exhaust gas treatment in the exhaust gas area of Class A storage tanks, how should the diameter of the exhaust gas pipes be determined? Because it’s not clear how to determine the amount of exhaust gas? Based on the number of air changes? What regulatory basis is it then? Thank you!

Reply #22015-11-27

I wonder if the exhaust gas you mentioned is collected from the breather valves of various tanks?

Reply #32015-11-27

Some have breather valves, while others have their exhaust pipes directly connected to the exhaust treatment system.

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