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Our company has taken on a project for cleaning tank trucks, and problems have arisen: there are many environmental issues, with uncontrolled emission of exhaust gases and strong odors. The treated wastewater after cleaning does not meet the standards. Wait. . How should I proceed in this regard?
If anyone who knows knows, they can introduce me
Is tank truck cleaning done outdoors or indoors? Inside, it’s sufficient to install exhaust pipes along with waste gas treatment measures; outside, things are more complicated, as it is necessary to check whether the waste gas emitted at the factory boundaries meets the standards. Environmental protection agencies generally do not approve of uncontrolled emissions outside, as there are always people who file complaints, and the agencies cannot tolerate this. For wastewater, it is necessary to consider its quality; a wastewater treatment system must be installed. Whether simple or complex, wastewater needs to be treated to meet the required standards.
It’s outdoors, and the smell is quite strong; it’s still in the trial production phase
It’s all in trial production now; there should be an environmental impact assessment report. What should be stated in your environmental impact assessment report regarding how to handle it?
Then you might need to add some odor-removing agents to the car washing water, while making sure that these agents do not cause corrosion to the car or the washing equipment. :L
It’s possible. What is loaded in tank trucks, and what water is used for cleaning? Substances with an unpleasant odor generally have an impact on human health and constitute a risk to occupational health. It is recommended that you keep your medical examination records as evidence.
The last edit to this post was made by slll611 on 2015-12-17 at 21:08. I understand that the tank cleaning system at the Daqing Oil Field is also located outdoors, but their wastewater is sent to a wastewater treatment tank for processing; The exhaust gas isn’t being treated; we can communicate via the in-app message system.