How is the exhaust gas recovered during the replacement of spherical tanks?
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Is the exhaust gas generated during the replacement of liquefied hydrocarbon spheres in factories generally recovered? Should we just use a torch to deal with it?
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We made use of it. The pressure at the reactor outlet in the unit is low, at a slight positive pressure. The gas in the spherical tank is discharged to the reactor outlet through pipes, thereby enabling its use. Additionally, we can also discharge the gas from the spherical tank into the plant’s cryogenic tank. In any case, it depends on the setup in your factory – whether there are pipelines available and whether a low-pressure system can be used.
If the entire plant is shut down for maintenance, a flare is usually used.
Our company discharges the gas into the flare venting system; it is then recovered in gas tanks, and after being sent to the unit for desulfurization and denitrification, it is used as fuel in the fuel gas network.