If the gas at the compressor inlet contains gasoline, what should be done in such a situation?
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As the title suggests, how should this be handled? Thank you!
Coordinate with the fractionation unit to control the V203 liquid level, and enhance condensate removal at the compressor inlet
Are your crude gasoline tanks too small? I mean, they’re the tops of the distillation towers; it shouldn’t be the case, and there are liquid separation vessels at the inlets! Tell me your process and parameters!
Reduce the temperature of the rich gas, apply pressure oil to the buffer tank at the compressor inlet, and remove condensate
Reduce the liquid level and interface level in the crude gasoline tank; drain from the separator at the compressor inlet, as well as from the primary and secondary separators
The liquid level in the reflux tank at the top of the fractionation tower is controlled at a low level, thereby reducing the temperature of the rich gas and preventing liquid from being carried in it. Regularly drain the liquid from the vapor pressure compressor inlet separator tank and the plant separator tank.
Is there external air from other workshops entering at the entrance?
Control the interphase level in the oil-water separation tank at the top of the fractionation tower, as well as the temperature of the oil and gas coming out of the air-cooled water; it should not exceed 40 degrees