Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants:
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| Beschreibung: | This unique book covers the fundamental requirements for air, soil, noise and water pollution control in oil and gas refineries, chemical plants, oil terminals, petrochemical plants, and related facilities. Coverage includes design and operational considerations relevant to critical systems such as monitoring of water pollution control, equipment, and engineering techniques as well as engineering/technological methods related to soil, noise and air pollution control. This book also: · Covers a diverse list of pollution control strategies important to practitioners, ranging from waste water gathering systems and oil/suspended solids removal to chemical flocculation units, biological treatment, and sludge handling and treatment · Provides numerous step-by-step tutorials that orient both entry level and veteran engineers to the essentials of pollution control methods in petroleum and chemical industries · Includes a comprehensive glossary providing readers with an excellent guide to the variety of terminologies applicable to pollution control technologies · Presents the most up-to-date understanding of pollution control problems based on industry best practices and current research data Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants is an ideal book for engineers and technical managers in a range of industries. Praise from a Reviewer: "To my knowledge, the present book is unique in terms of technical and engineering points in pollution control, which is as a core element in the oil and gas industry. Particularly, process engineering, design tips, and predictive tools are not found elsewhere. In my opinion, the book is very interesting and helpful for researchers focusing on the areas of pollutants identification and pollution control and development of new technology to minimize the various kinds of pollution potentials in oil, gas and chemical industrial plants." —Sohrab Zendeboodi, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada |
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Autor: Bahadori, Alireza
Jahr: 2014
Contents
1 Air Pollution Control....................................................................1
1.1 Air Pollution Definition........................................................2
1.2 Clean Air............................................................................2
1.3 Pollution Sources..................................................................4
1.4 Types of Emissions in Petroleum Industries............................4
1.4.1 Refinery..................................................................4
1.4.2 Atmospheric Pollution in Refineries............................4
1.4.3 Vacuum Distillation Emission Sources........................9
1.4.4 Catalytic Cracking Emission Sources..........................10
1.4.5 Thermal Cracking Emission Sources..........................10
1.4.6 Blowdown System Emission Sources..........................11
1.4.7 Process Heaters Emission Sources..............................11
1.4.8 Compressor Engines Emission Sources........................11
1.4.9 Sweetening Emission Sources....................................12
1.4.10 Asphalt Blowing Emission Sources............................12
1.4.11 Fugitive Emissions and Controls................................12
1.4.12 Valves, Flanges, Seals, and Drains
Emission Sources......................................................12
1.4.13 Wastewater Treatment Plant Emission Sources............13
1.4.14 Cooling Towers Emission Sources..............................13
1.4.15 Odors in Refineries..................................................13
1.4.16 Petrochemicals..........................................................14
1.5 Standard Level for Air Quality..............................................14
1.5.1 Ambient Air Quality Standards..................................14
1.5.2 Emission Standard....................................................14
1.6 Process Control of Atmospheric Emissions..............................17
1.6.1 Refineries Source of Atmospheric Emissions................17
1.6.2 Odor Control Methods for Refiner Purpose..................21
1.6.3 Petrochemical Processes Source
of Atmospheric Emissions..........................................24
1.6.4 Acrylonitrile............................................................24
1.6.5 Carbon Black..........................................................26
1.6.6 Furnace Process........................................................27
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1.6.7 Ethylene Dichloride..................................................28
1.6.8 Ethylene Oxide........................................................30
1.6.9 Oxidation of Ethylene.............. ....................30
1.6.10 Air Pollutant Emissions and Their Control..................32
1.6.11 Formaldehyde..........................................................32
1.6.12 Phthalic Anhydride....................................................33
1.6.13 Fertilizer Industries..................................................35
1.6.14 Crude Oil Terminals Air Pollutants............................35
1.6.15 Hydrocarbons..........................................................36
1.7 Classification of Common Gases in Chemical Industries............37
1.7.1 Threshold Limit Values............................................37
1.7.2 Methane, CH4..........................................................40
1.7.3 Carbon Dioxide, C02................................................41
1.7.4 Carbon Monoxide, CO..............................................41
1.7.5 Sulfur Dioxide, S02..................................................44
1.7.6 Oxides of Nitrogen, NOx..........................................47
1.7.7 Hydrogen Sulfide, H2S..............................................50
1.7.8 Hydrogen, H2..........................................................51
1.7.9 Radon, Rn................................................................51
1.8 Gas Mixtures........................................................................51
1.8.1 Threshold Limit Values for Gas Mixtures....................51
1.8.2 Excursion Limits......................................................56
1.8.3 Skin Notation......................................................57
1.8.4 Simple Asphyxiants - Inert Gases of Vapors..............59
1.8.5 Biological Exposure Indices (BEIs) ........................59
1.8.6 Physical Factors........................................................59
1.8.7 Unlisted Substances..................................................60
1.8.8 Particulates Not Otherwise Classified..........................60
1.9 Measurements of General Pollution of the Air..........................61
1.10 Site and Process Measurement of Air Pollution........................61
1.10.1 Fixed-Type Measurement..........................................61
1.10.2 Portable-Type Measurement......................................62
1.10.3 Hydrocarbon Gas Detection........................................63
1.10.4 C02, CO and 02 Measurements..................................64
1.11 Sampling and Calibration of Gaseous Pollutants......................65
1.12 Adsorption Sampling............................................................65
1.13 Bubblers and Impingers........................................................66
1.14 Cryogenic Sampling..............................................................67
1.15 Hydrocarbon and Carbon Dioxide..........................................68
1.16 Gas Chromatography............................................................69
1.17 Sulfur Compounds................................................................70
1.18 Sampling of Particulate Matter..............................................71
1.19 Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma Emission Spectroscopy. ... 71
1.20 Particulate Removal..............................................................72
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1.20.1 Mechanical Collector................................................72
1.20.2 Construction............................................................72
1.21 Recirculating Baffle Collector................................................73
1.22 High-Efficiency Cyclones......................................................73
1.23 Fabric Filters........................................................................74
1.23.1 Fibrous Filter Separators............................................74
1.24 Wet Scrubbers......................................................................75
1.24.1 Bubble Washers or Packed Bed Scrubbers..................75
1.25 Spray Washers......................................................................76
1.25.1 Water Cycle............................................................77
1.26 Restricted Flow Scrubbers......................................................77
1.27 Electric Precipitators............................................................77
1.28 Equipment for Gaseous Waste Disposal..................................78
1.28.1 Dispersion with Stacks..............................................79
1.28.2 Absorption..............................................................79
1.28.3 Packed Columns......................................................79
1.28.4 Plate Columns..........................................................79
1.29 Gas Solid Absorption............................................................81
1.30 Condensation........................................................................82
1.31 Combustion..........................................................................82
1.31.1 Direct Flame............................................................82
1.31.2 Thermal Incineration................................................82
1.31.3 Catalytic Incineration................................................82
1.32 Selection of Blowdown Systems............................................84
1.32.1 Blowdown System for Vapor Relief Stream................84
1.32.2 Vapor Discharge to Atmosphere................................84
1.32.3 Vapor Discharge to Lower-Pressure Process
Vessel or System......................................................85
1.32.4 Vapor Discharge to Closed Pressure Relief
System and Flare......................................................85
1.33 Acid Gas Flare....................................................................86
1.34 Design of Disposal System Components..................................86
1.34.1 Piping......................................................................87
1.34.2 Drainage..................................................................87
1.34.3 Details....................................................................87
1.35 Quench Drum......................................................................89
1.35.1 Details....................................................................89
1.36 Sizing Knockout Drum..........................................................91
1.37 Flares..................................................................................94
1.37.1 Sizing......................................................................96
1.37.2 Design Details..........................................................97
1.38 Sample Flare Design Calculations..........................................99
1.38.1 Flare Tip Diameter....................................................99
1.39 Organic Emissions................................................................102
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1.40 Process Fugitives..................................................................103
1.41 Total VOC Estimation......................................104
1.41.1 Total VOC Emission Estimation Methodologies..........105
1.41.2 Necessary Data for Estimating VOC Emissions............105
1.42 Correlation Equations............................................................105
1.43 Leak/No-Leak Method..........................................................108
1.44 Average Emission Factors......................................................110
1.44.1 Example Calculation................................................112
1.45 Speciation of VOC Estimates................................................112
1.45.1 Speciation Based on Process Stream Composition .... 113
1.45.2 Speciation Using Developed Weight Fraction Data ... 113
1.46 Process Fugitive Controls......................................................114
1.46.1 Equipment Modifications..........................................115
2 Water Pollution Control................................................................119
2.1 Wastewater Characteristics and Classifications........................120
2.1.1 Water Free of Oil and Organic Material......................120
2.1.2 Water Accidentally Contaminated with Oil..................121
2.1.3 Water Continuously Contaminated with Oil
but with Soluble Organic Material..............................121
2.1.4 Process Water..........................................................121
2.1.5 Sanitary and Domestic Water....................................121
2.2 Water Pollution Terminals....................................................122
2.2.1 Wastewater Pollutant Sources Crude Oil Terminal... . 122
2.2.2 Product Terminal......................................................122
2.3 Design Procedure for Effluent Water Pollution Control............123
2.4 Spill Prevention and Control..................................................123
2.4.1 Spill Prevention Techniques......................................123
2.4.2 Bulk Storage............................................................124
2.4.3 Facility Drainage......................................................124
2.5 Groundwater Pollution Control..............................................124
2.5.1 Preventive Measures..................................................125
2.5.2 Types of Devices......................................................125
2.6 Wastewater Pollution Control in Crude Oil Terminal................126
2.6.1 Simple Gravity Separation........................................127
2.6.2 Combination of Simple Gravity Separation Systems. . . 127
2.6.3 Residual Suspended Matter........................................127
2.6.4 Physical and Chemical Purification............................128
2.6.5 Biological Treatment................................................128
2.6.6 Spills......................................................................128
2.7 Siting and Design..................................................................129
2.7.1 Aquatic Ecosystems..................................................129
2.7.2 Terrestrial Ecosystems..............................................130
2.7.3 Wetland Ecosystems..................................................130
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2.7.4 Land Use................................................................130
2.7.5 Water Pollution Control............................................130
2.8 Source of Effluent in Petrochemical Industry..........................131
2.8.1 Water Pollution........................................................131
2.8.2 Cooling Water..........................................................131
2.8.3 Washing Water and Process Water..............................131
2.8.4 Typical Pollutants of Petrochemical Industry................133
2.8.5 Petrochemical Waste Treatment..................................133
2.8.6 Fertilizer..................................................................133
2.8.7 Nitrogenous Fertilizers..............................................134
2.8.8 Phosphate Fertilizers................................................135
2.8.9 Compound NPK (Nitrogen/Phosphorus/Potassium)
Fertilizers................................................................135
2.8.10 Effect of Pollution....................................................136
2.8.11 Nitrogen..................................................................136
2.8.12 Ammoniacal Nitrogen and Urea..................................136
2.8.13 Nitrate....................................................................137
2.8.14 Phosphate................................................................137
2.8.15 Minor Constituents....................................................137
2.8.16 Olefin Plants............................................................137
2.8.17 Polymeric Plants......................................................139
2.8.18 Polyvinyl Chloride Plants..........................................140
2.8.19 Aromatic Plants........................................................140
2.9 Environmental Protection for Industrial Waste..........................141
2.10 Water Monitoring................................................................141
2.10.1 Design Considerations for a Water
Monitoring System....................................................142
2.11 On-site Portable Instruments for Water Pollution Control..........145
2.11.1 Alternative Current Colorimeter..................................147
2.11.2 Calibration and Inspection..........................................147
2.12 Online Fixed Measurement or Continuous Monitoring..............147
2.12.1 Continuous Water Sampling
and Clarification System............................................147
2.12.2 Calibration and Inspection..........................................147
2.13 Laboratory Instruments..........................................................150
2.13.1 Collection and Preservation of Samples......................150
2.13.2 Soil Water Sampling................................................151
2.13.3 Groundwater Sampling..............................................151
2.14 Physical Examination............................................................152
2.14.1 Color......................................................................152
2.14.2 Conductivity............................................................152
2.15 Turbidity..............................................................................154
2.16 Determination of Metals........................................................154
2.16.1 Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy................................154
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2.17 Polarography........................................................................155
2.17.1 Polarography Instrument............................................155
2.18 Chloride..............................................................................156
2.19 Chlorine (Residual)..............................................................156
2.20 Cyanide, Fluoride, and Iodide................................................156
2.21 Nitrogen (Ammonia, Nitrate, Organic)....................................157
2.22 Ozone..................................................................................157
2.23 pH Value............................................................................157
2.23.1 Calibration..............................................................157
2.24 Phosphate............................................................................157
2.25 Silica..................................................................................157
2.26 Sulfate................................................................................157
2.27 Sulfide................................................................................158
2.28 Determination of Organic Constituents....................................158
2.28.1 Grease and Oil........................................................158
2.29 Combustible Gas Indicator....................................................159
2.29.1 Combustible Gas Indicator Instrument........................159
2.30 Organic Carbon (Total)..........................................................159
2.30.1 Total Carbon Analyzer Instrument..............................159
2.31 Oxygen Demand (Biochemical)..............................................159
2.32 Oxygen Demand (Chemical)..................................................159
2.32.1 COD Analyzer Instrument..........................................160
2.33 Examination of Water and Wastewater Radioactivity................160
2.33.1 Counting Room........................................................160
2.33.2 Alpha Particle Counter Instrument..............................161
2.33.3 Beta-Particle Radioactivity Instrument........................161
2.33.4 Gamma-ray Monitoring............................................162
2.34 Automated Laboratory Equipment for Monitoring
Water and Wastewater..........................................................162
2.35 Loading Losses....................................................................163
2.35.1 Total VOC Estimation..............................................163
2.36 Emissions to Water..............................................................163
2.36.1 Point Source Discharge..............................................163
3 Soil Pollution Control....................................................................167
3.1 Unsaturated Zone..................................................................168
3.2 Site Assessment....................................................................168
3.3 Gathering Release Information..............................................169
3.4 Gathering Contaminant-Specific Information............................172
3.5 Evaluating Contaminant Mobility............................................174
3.6 Technology Selection............................................................175
3.6.1 Soil Venting............................................................175
3.6.2 Biorestoration..........................................................176
3.6.3 Soil Flushing............................................................176
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3.6.4 Hydraulic Methods....................................................177
3.6.5 Excavation..............................................................177
3.7 Saturated Zone....................................................................178
3.8 Site Assessment....................................................................178
3.8.1 Gathering Contaminant-Specific Information................178
3.8.2 Evaluating Contaminant Phase
in the Saturated Zone................................................178
3.9 Evaluating Contaminant Mobility............................................180
3.9.1 Mass of Dissolved and Sorbed Contaminants
in Groundwater........................................................181
3.9.2 Extent of Contaminant Plume....................................181
3.9.3 Mobility of Contamination in the Saturated Zone .... 182
3.10 Setting Remediation Goals....................................................182
3.11 Technology Selection............................................................183
3.12 Containing NAPL and/or Dissolved Contaminant......................183
3.12.1 Trench Excavation....................................................183
3.12.2 Pumping Well Installation..........................................184
3.12.3 Recovery of Floating NAPL......................................184
3.12.4 Treatment of Contaminants Dissolved
in Groundwater........................................................185
3.13 Methodology for Pipeline Leak Consequence Evaluation..........186
3.13.1 Evaluation of Leak....................................................187
3.13.2 Potential Leak Rate and Leak Mass............................188
3.13.3 Environmental Consequence Factor............................191
3.14 Leak Detection Techniques....................................................194
3.14.1 Balancing of Mass Input Versus Output......................197
3.14.2 Pressure and/or Flow Analysis....................................198
3.14.3 Monitoring of Characteristic Signals Generated
by a Leak................................................................198
3.14.4 Off-Line Leak Detection............................................199
3.15 Leakproof Control of Pipelines, Gas Piping, Tanks,
and Technological Installations Using Radioactive Tracers.... 201
3.15.1 Leak Detection in Pipelines for Liquids......................201
3.15.2 Leak in Gas Pipelines Detection................................202
3.15.3 The Method of Labeling Total Volume
of the Gas Pipeline....................................................202
3.15.4 Methods of Single Injection of the Tracer....................203
3.15.5 Method of Injection of the Tracer at Several Points
of the Gas Pipeline....................................................203
3.15.6 Method of Tracer Injection Under Constant Pressure
of the Inspection Medium..........................................203
3.16 Emissions to Land................................................................203
3.16.1 Groundwater Monitoring............................................204
3.16.2 Spills......................................................................204
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3.17 Evaluation of Soil Infiltration Problems..................................205
3.17.1 Developed Predictive Tool........................................205
3.17.2 Sample Calculations for Practice Engineers..................209
4 Noise Pollution Control................................................................211
4.1 Basic Theory and Calculations................................................212
4.1.1 Addition of Sound Levels..........................................213
4.2 Frequency Analysis..............................................................214
4.3 Noise Measurement Instruments............................................215
4.4 Noise Control......................................................................216
4.4.1 Sound and Decibels..................................................216
4.4.2 Intensity and Power..................................................217
4.4.3 Noise Control and Health Protection..........................217
4.4.4 Noise Control at Source............................................218
4.4.5 Control of Sound Transmission..................................219
4.4.6 Reduction in Length of Exposure................................220
4.4.7 Education of Workers................................................220
4.4.8 Ear Protection..........................................................221
4.5 Guidelines for Noise Control Engineer....................................221
4.6 General Noise Limits............................................................222
4.6.1 Local Regulations....................................................222
4.6.2 Hearing Conservation (Work Area Noise)....................223
4.6.3 Speech and Work Interference....................................223
4.6.4 Accommodation........................................................223
4.6.5 Additional Restrictions for Narrow-Band
or Impulsive Noise....................................................224
4.7 Equipment Noise Limits........................................................225
4.7.1 Maximum Sound Pressure Levels
for General Equipment..............................................225
4.7.2 Maximum Sound Pressure Levels
for Specific Equipment..............................................226
4.7.3 Maximum Sound Power Level for Equipment..............227
4.7.4 Coherence of Noise Limits........................................228
4.7.5 Data/Requisition Sheets............................................228
4.7.6 Equipment Selection..................................................229
4.8 Silencing Equipment............................................................229
4.9 Project Noise Documents......................................................230
4.9.1 Information for the Noise Control Authorities..............230
4.9.2 Detailed Engineering Phase Reports............................231
4.10 Acoustic Design....................................................................231
4.10.1 Acoustical Insulation for Pipes, Valves,
and Flanges..............................................................231
4.10.2 General Requirements for Vent Silencers....................232
4.10.3 Acoustical Barrier and Enclosures..............................232
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4.11 Vibration Control..................................................................235
4.11.1 Vibration Radiation..................................................235
4.11.2 Vibration Isolation....................................................235
4.11.3 General Vibration Considerations................................235
4.11.4 Vibration Damping....................................................236
4.11.5 General Equipment Considerations..............................236
Glossary............................................................................................239
References........................................................................................309
Author Biography..............................................................................315
Index................................................................................................317
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| indexdate | 2024-08-01T10:56:00Z |
| institution | BVB |
| isbn | 9783319012346 |
| language | English |
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| physical | 1 Online-Ressource (XVII, 318 p.) 64 illus., 39 illus. in color |
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| spellingShingle | Bahadori, Alireza Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants Air Pollution Control -- Water Pollution Control.- Soil Pollution Control -- Noise Pollution Control Engineering Chemical engineering Engineering design Waste disposal Environmental pollution Engineering Design Waste Water Technology / Water Pollution Control / Water Management / Aquatic Pollution Waste Management/Waste Technology Fossil Fuels (incl. Carbon Capture) Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Water Quality/Water Pollution Ingenieurwissenschaften |
| title | Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants |
| title_auth | Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants |
| title_exact_search | Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants |
| title_full | Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants by Alireza Bahadori |
| title_fullStr | Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants by Alireza Bahadori |
| title_full_unstemmed | Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants by Alireza Bahadori |
| title_short | Pollution Control in Oil, Gas and Chemical Plants |
| title_sort | pollution control in oil gas and chemical plants |
| topic | Engineering Chemical engineering Engineering design Waste disposal Environmental pollution Engineering Design Waste Water Technology / Water Pollution Control / Water Management / Aquatic Pollution Waste Management/Waste Technology Fossil Fuels (incl. Carbon Capture) Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Water Quality/Water Pollution Ingenieurwissenschaften |
| topic_facet | Engineering Chemical engineering Engineering design Waste disposal Environmental pollution Engineering Design Waste Water Technology / Water Pollution Control / Water Management / Aquatic Pollution Waste Management/Waste Technology Fossil Fuels (incl. Carbon Capture) Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering Water Quality/Water Pollution Ingenieurwissenschaften |
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