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Vapour recovery ship loading

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gelsi

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Hi,
how can be solved the case of sour crude ship loading? Active carbons have problems with sour gas... has anyone experiance?
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How about combusting this vapor from the ship at one or more of the fired heaters in your plant with dedicated ship vapor return burners at each fired heater ? You can add a booster blower in the return line if you need some more pressure??
 
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Thanks
I'm thinking about an active carbon unit (two beds) and an absorber to recover condensate, but there is high content of hydrogen sulphide...
Combustioning in existing furnaces isn't prefered.
 
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do the same as with propane unloading, install a vapor return line.
 
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