Tank Car Unloading Application (Liquefied Gas Transfer & Vapor Recovery)

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • This video is an animation of a tank car unloading application. It demonstrates how a reciprocating gas compressor is used for liquefied gas transfer and vapor recovery.

Комментарии • 14

  • @tornadoazul100
    @tornadoazul100 8 лет назад +3

    Excuse me, but what is the application used to make these animations, I am engineering student

  • @jeffallen6754
    @jeffallen6754 Год назад

    I used to use the corken compressors to move lpg they were very efficient compared to pumping.

  • @andresruiz1802
    @andresruiz1802 4 года назад +1

    hi I have a question. Does this system apply Anhydrus Ammonia too??

  • @sreejithts9798
    @sreejithts9798 4 года назад +1

    thanks , for the presentation ammonia vaipour recovering using compressor to vehicle tank the low pressure difrance causing liquid to flow in to the system tank

  • @alvincastillo3303
    @alvincastillo3303 3 года назад

    What is the standard minimum and maximum discharge pressure of the lpg corken sliding vane pump during lpg transfer (operational ) ?

  • @KT-dr9pc
    @KT-dr9pc Год назад

    This process is commonly referred to as "Push pull" method of transferring refrigerant.

  • @neeleshjaroliya4389
    @neeleshjaroliya4389 3 года назад

    Which software used to making this process ?

  • @paulrajbalasubramaniam7062
    @paulrajbalasubramaniam7062 Год назад

    We need LPG decanting pump for our client. I contacted many more time to your corporate office at Bombay but no response from your people.

  • @slpcaptansarkhan8178
    @slpcaptansarkhan8178 7 лет назад

    please advise that what can be maximum distance for LPG transmission through pipe line. and how. i shall be obliged.
    thanks.
    rgds.

    • @Corken
      @Corken  7 лет назад +2

      There isn’t really a great answer for that since a lot of factors come into play (e.g. line size, the amount of flow going through the pipe, elevation changes, number of valves, etc.). The best answer I can give is the shorter the line the better. Our charts go up to 300 feet but 100 feet is optimal.

  • @baliramjadhavbaliramjadhav1277
    @baliramjadhavbaliramjadhav1277 6 лет назад

    Hii