Area used in the refinery complex
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As everyone knows, in a refinery, whether large or small, the area that takes up the most space is the storage and transportation facility, that is, the tank farm. So the question is, how can we solve the oil storage problem? I’ve always had the idea that if we solved the oil storage problem, it might enable refineries to grow larger
If you can solve the oil storage problem, you’ll be a genius
Although not all of us will become masters, we should all have the heart to become ones! :P
With crude oil in such a poor state, it might be worth considering storing more imported crude oil; once prices rise, it can be refined and sold for profit. Hehe, but the tank farms do indeed pose a constraint on the overall operation of a refinery.
You can set up an online feeding system and transport the products directly out, without having to stay inside the factory premises:lol
So the production can’t stop just because of a feed interruption?
The scale of the associated facilities is matched to the procurement of raw materials and auxiliary materials, as well as the product sales cycle. If the tank area is too large or too small, it can lead to excessive inventory pressures or difficulties in circulating raw materials and products from an economic perspective. If costs related to storage and transportation can be reduced, then a very stable supply of raw materials is required; however, this introduces significant uncertainty into the operation of the facilities. The impact of upstream factors on existing facilities is too great, in other words, control over the stable operation of these facilities has been lost······