The spherical tank stores C4, which contains about 60% 1,3-butadiene; is it necessary to add a polymerization inhibitor?
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Dear friends: The spherical tank stores C4, which contains about 60% 1,3-butadiene. Is it necessary to add a polymerization inhibitor? Does a spherical tank need a nitrogen seal? Under what conditions does 1,3-butadiene undergo self-polymerization? I'm completely confused. . . . . .
Or does anyone who works with devices know about it?
This kind of issue should be resolved through engineering solutions, right?
The material coming out of the device contains about 60% 1,3-butadiene; if it enters my spherical tank, I’m worried that it will aggregate inside the tank!
The content is pretty good; it’s better to add it just in case
What should I add, dear? Add a polymerization inhibitor? How do you do addition?
How to remove 1,3-butadiene from the device?
The content is increased to 10-20 ppm