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PURGIT has the correct equipment and experience that allow us to degas internal or external floating roof tanks
Case History:
- Floating roof gasoline tank- 8/7/2008
- Tank size: 100` diameter on 6.5` legs.
- Total run time: 5 hours 15 minutes
Recovered 495 gallons of gasoline condensate by pulling vapors from the tank`s vapor space on high legs, condensing the VOC vapor back to it`s liquid phase then returning the non-cond
PURGIT has the correct equipment and experience to degas tank barges
Case history
Methylene chloride
Recovered 325 gallons—about 1583 pounds or clean condensate by pulling vapors from the vessel liquid line. We condensed the chlorinated solvent and returned the non-condensables to the same tank through the vapor line in a closed loop. The tank setup required approx 50` each of suction and return hoses. The job
PURGIT has recovered hundreds of tons of tank vapor. Our process takes tank vapor and recovers it by condensing the vapor to liquid that can be recycled or sold. PURGIT does not waste valuable natural resources. The PURGIT process condenses tank vapor meeting environmental regulations and the recovered condensate is available for recycling. This is the most interesting and sophisticated vapor control device available. It is in the category of Best Available Control Technology, but sinc