Strategies to Control VOCs Emissions from the Petroleum Storage and Transportation Project in Chinese Ports

Jian Feng Yu; Qing Cui; Yun Hui Du; Fan Chen; Cun Wei Zhan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.1747

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Strategies to Control VOCs Emissions from the Petroleum Storage and Transportation Project in Chinese Ports

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This paper summarized the characteristics and status of VOCs pollution of the harbour petroleum storage project, learnt from the regulation policy and prevention technique of developed countries for controlling VOCs emission from the harbours oil product storage and transportation system, and then put forward suggestions for preventing and controlling VOCs from the oil product storage and transportation projects in Chinese port by considering the requirements of "MARPOL73/78".

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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Jian Feng Yu, Qing Cui, Yun Hui Du*, Fan Chen, Cun Wei Zhan

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International Conventions, Pollution Prevention, Ports, VOCS

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