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  An overview of Vapor Recovery Systems Vapor Recovery Systems are designed for collecting vapors of refined petroleum gasses and other fuels, otherwise, they will be realized into the surrounding atmosphere. They are primarily used in gas filling stations, to minimize poisonous and potentially combustible fumes and pollution.  It provides a challenging advanced technology in treating the liquid hydrocarbon streams using the innovative organic solvent through a nanofiltration process.  Some of the unexceptional vapors to be treated in vapor recovery systems are Petrol, Methanol, Benzene, Toluene, xylene, diesel, naphtha, crude oil, etc.  These harmful gasses are handled with the highest safety and quality standards into consideration. The whole apparatus including the membrane systems and modules should guarantee operational safety, maximum efficiency, and optimum cost-effectiveness.  Working principle of vapor recovery systems: This system consists of two carbon vessels for uninterr

  What is Liquid Eductor? The Liquid Eductors use primarily water or steam under specific conditions to create large pressures in the venturi pump. A simple Eductor works by the fundamental idea of pumping liquids by using high-pressure Kinetic Energy. If any high pressure is created in the convergent and divergent nozzles in the venturi, then steam is released into the other end of the atmosphere.  Since this process is carried out in the throttle or venturi, the process is also called the venturi effect. Normally all the Liquid Eductors used nowadays are operated on the basic principles of fluid flow dynamics. The liquid eductors are also called Venturi Jet Pumps.  Liquid Eductors utilize the kinetic energy of one liquid to cause the flow of another. Eductors operate on the basic principles of flow dynamics. This involves taking a high-pressure motive stream and accelerating it through a tapered nozzle to increase the velocity of the fluid (gas or liquid) that is put through the

  What is  Flare Gas Recovery System? The Flare Gas Recovery Systems (Technically denoted by FGRS) are highly advanced compressing gas packages, which focus on reviving and repurposing petrol, and natural gas emissions, such as LPG/methane and sulfur dioxide, that will usually get combusted during the burning process in chemical and petrochemical refineries.  It plays an important role in the safe operation of refineries and petrochemical facilities, the procedure involves catching the gas from the flare knock-out vessel and collecting it by means of liquid ring compressors. The collected gases can be used again and again within the facility’s fuel gas recovery system.   one can say it is the most outstanding contributor to the environment and assist in decreasing glasshouse emissions. The Flare Gas Recovery Systems is one of the sterilized solutions to minimize or eliminate gas flaring in oil and chemical refineries.  The need for flaring gas recovery solutions is to diminish certain