Environmental, Health & Safety :: Environmental Management :: Air Pollution Control
September 1, 2011
Tank Vapors: Optimize Ejector Sizing for Better Control
Properly sized ejector stations can save capital costs and reduce downtime
Graeme H. Bryden Vista-IMV Joint Venture Corp.
Steam-assisted, gravity-drainage (SAGD) operations employ large tanks that vent flammable and sometimes toxic gases. Safety and environmental concerns often require engineers to design vapor-recovery units (VRUs) to collect these gases and redirect them to a...
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