Acetic anhydride storage tank

2016-05-06View Original

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A 2000 m3 acetic anhydride storage tank is stored as a fixed-roof tank; is it necessary to implement exhaust gas recovery? What should be done if needed?

Reply #22016-05-17

Give it a try myself and see if there will be anything available tomorrow :)

Reply #32016-05-18

Acetic anhydride has a strong smell and is quite irritating. The exhaust gas doesn’t need to be recovered; it can be treated directly through hydrolysis

Reply #42016-05-23

Whether exhaust gas is recycled depends mainly on local environmental regulations and economic considerations; there are no mandatory requirements for exhaust gas recycling in the regulations

Reply #52018-10-26

What material are your acetic anhydride storage tanks made of?

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