Effects of Inlet Location on Inert Replacement Efficiency of the Gasoline Vapor in Oil Tank

Jian Zhong Zhou; Pei Li Zhang; Lin Chuan Wu; Xiao Long Lei; Jian Ke Ma; Zhou Xu Wei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1049-1050.961

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Effects of Inlet Location on Inert Replacement Efficiency of the Gasoline Vapor in Oil Tank

Abstract:

Elimination gasoline vapor in oil tank by mechanical ventilation has disadvantages of long vent time poor safety, and low efficiency, however, those shortcomings can be better conquered if combusted gas is used in the process of the mechanical ventilation. Based on former studies, the research on the effects of inlet location on gasoline vapor’s inert replacement in oil tank by combusted inert gas is studied experimentally in this paper. The conclusions in this paper can provide some useful guidance for the field project of gasoline vapor’s inert replacement in oil tank.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1049-1050)

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Jian Zhong Zhou, Pei Li Zhang*, Lin Chuan Wu, Xiao Long Lei, Jian Ke Ma, Zhou Xu Wei

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Combusted Gas, Efficiency, Flow, Gasoline Vapor, Inert Replacement, Inlet Location

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