Condensate treatment in high-pressure gas vaporizers
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The high-pressure gas vaporizer uses steam to vaporize butane, which is then sent into the high-pressure gas pipeline network. The gas produced by the carburetor and the catalytic dry gas first enter an oil removal tank, where the condensate is removed. This condensate mainly consists of water, but it may also contain C5 and C6 components. During winter operation, the temperature in the oil removal tank is low, allowing liquid C4 to exist within it. As a result, light oils and C4 components can easily end up in the wastewater system through the tank’s drainage system. I would like to know if there are any better ways to handle the condensate from the oil removal tank.
The oil removal amount in your case should not be much; if it is, it can be done after deducting taxes. It can be seen with a small glass tube