Diesel Fuel Recovery System.
Diesel Fuel Recovery System.
(OP)
Howdy!
I am kind of stuck with this design. Any opinions?
I will pump 1-hexene from 1 mile away to a truck loading area. I am not sure:
1) A vapor recovery line back to tank,
2) A vapor recovery line to near flare,
3) An expansion tank temparoryly collecting vapor and blow away later, or anything else?
Thank you.
I am kind of stuck with this design. Any opinions?
I will pump 1-hexene from 1 mile away to a truck loading area. I am not sure:
1) A vapor recovery line back to tank,
2) A vapor recovery line to near flare,
3) An expansion tank temparoryly collecting vapor and blow away later, or anything else?
Thank you.





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John Zink also has a vapor collection system where the hydrocarbons are adsorbed on activated carbon and then stripped off under vacuum, I've seen those used at loading terminals where vapor recovery is mandated.
Because of the low pressures trucks are designed for, you are likely looking at a compressor I would imagine to return the vapors to the storage area with a reasonably sized return line. I can hear 'cha-ching' for a project cost estimate with a 1 mile vapor recovery header. Compare the cost of that option and the value of the recovered product with sending the vapors to a flare (if one exists) or a thermal oxidizer.
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