At a major tank terminal in Antwerp, vapors are normally captured and recovered by an on-site Vapor Recovery Unit (VRU). When the VRU required urgent maintenance, a temporary vapor treatment solution was deployed to maintain emission control without disrupting terminal operations.
A barge operator requested the degassing of a 2.100 m³ inland barge that had previously transported Propylene. The operation was required to enable safe loading of an alternative cargo.
During the loading of gasoline into a seagoing vessel at a refinery in Antwerp, approximately 317.832 ft³ of gasoline vapors were displaced from the vessel’s cargo tanks.
A client required a temporary vapor recovery solution for an ethanol storage tank, designed to capture tank-breathing emissions and prevent atmospheric release during operations.
A 3.000 m³ tanker barge previously loaded with naphtha required degassing and purging before inspection and maintenance, targeting a vapor level below 10% LEL.
In an industrial environment in the Netherlands, a client requested the upgassing and commissioning of two propylene gas bullets, each with a capacity of 2.500 m³ and an associated pipeline system of approximately 2 km, connecting the gas bullets to a harbor facility.
