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Regarding the issue of oil and gas recovery

2016-03-22View Original

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Standard GB50759, \"Code for Oil and Gas Recovery during Oil Product Loading,\" specifies that oil and gas recovery systems must be installed in loading systems for aromatics, gasoline, naphtha, etc. Then, do storage tanks used to hold these substances also require oil and gas recovery systems?
Reply #22016-03-23
The regulations require that an oil and gas recovery system be installed in the loading and unloading system. As for the storage state, it can be connected to the oil and gas recovery system according to actual conditions. But it’s not mandatory
Reply #32016-03-28
Given the actual circumstances, environmental regulations are quite strict nowadays; for aromatics, an oil and gas recovery system is generally required, while for other substances, it depends on the client’s requirements.
Reply #42016-03-30
The standards only require the loading system to be equipped with oil and gas recovery facilities; no such requirement exists for storage tanks. What was said on the 3rd floor is correct; aromatic hydrocarbon storage tanks generally are not allowed to have uncontrolled emissions, but gasoline and naphtha tanks can have such emissions
Reply #52016-04-04
Are there any relevant specifications, materials, or supporting documents available? As I recall, there are mandatory requirements regarding the recovery of volatile organic hydrocarbons in terms of environmental protection, and it seems there is also a deadline for completing this task
Reply #62016-04-06
Currently, a fee is imposed on VOC gas emissions, prompting companies to install oil and vapor recovery systems in order to reduce such emissions.
Reply #72016-04-06
Fees for collection? It doesn’t seem to have reached such a severe level yet, right? What is the method of collection? How is it calculated?
Reply #82016-04-19
There are no strict requirements regarding the emission of organic waste gases for storage tanks, so it is entirely possible to omit their design. When designing storage tanks, it is also necessary to consider the issue of explosion prevention related to the connection of organic waste gases. The safety supervision agency has issued orders to suspend plans for connecting multiple storage tanks together, as such connections pose a high risk of explosion, with the explosion threshold often being reached quite easily.
Reply #92016-04-22
What is the basis for the standard? What if the local environmental protection authorities require an increase?
Reply #102016-05-24
There is a process flow for oil and gas recovery in tank areas; I’d like to share it

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