Challenge A customer was facing EPA fines in the tens of thousands of dollars per day for the release of H2S and VOC’s to atmosphere from a tank not permitted to contain H2S-laden material. The customer reached out to Envent to solve the problem within a short deadline of three months. Solution Envent was […]
A Midwest refinery contracted Envent to provide degassing and vapor control services. The refinery planned a major turnaround and had multiple critical-path process units that needed industrial degassing and industrial vapor control services for safe entry into process vessels.
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Challenge A refinery in Southern California experienced severe plugging in a section of piping downstream of their coker unit. In order to eliminate the restriction, the refinery needed to perform a line break and attempt to clear the line. The column attached to the line contained high concentrations (2500 ppm) of ammonia vapors and the […]
A facility on the Gulf Coast had an out of service tank that once contained Pyrolysis Gasoline (Pygas), but had recently been used to store various waste streams and contaminated water.
A refinery conducted a turnaround on a Hydrocracker unit in the Deer Park area, and they required a complete turnaround solution. Having worked with Envent before, the customer knew that we could solve all of their needs.
A refinery customer planned a turnaround for their Fluidic Catalytic Cracking Unit and was in need of turnaround service support. Because Envent has demonstrated the ability to help our customers meet the new, stricter emission limits imposed by the new Petroleum Refinery Sector Risk & Technology Review (RSR) regulations, the refinery knew they were getting the best.
Port Arthur refinery customer planned a turnaround for their 4 Drum Delayed Coker Unit. Due to the stricter emission limits imposed by the new Petroleum Refinery Sector Risk & Technology Review (RSR) regulations, the refinery needed Envent’s help.
Deer Park refinery facility required a flareless turnaround due to the new Petroleum Refinery Sector Risk & Technology Review (RSR) regulations. In order to remain in compliance and shorten the duration of the decommissioning phase, Envent was called upon to depressure the unit.
A tank farm had collected over 600,000 gallons of storm water runoff. The storm water needed to be treated for total suspended solids, oil and grease, benzene, toluene, ethylene and xylene. The treated water would be discharged directly into Fort Worth’s sewer system.
