Oil and gas recovery testing

For oil and gas recovery testing at gas stations, the inspection unit must take into account the relationship between the oil and gas recovery device and other indicators when testing indicators such as the air tightness of gas station oil tanks and recovery pipelines, the liquid resistance of secondary oil and gas recovery pipelines, and the gas-to-liquid ratio. The tanker is a closed connection and is already an integral part of the tanker. Any change in parameters of the oil and gas recovery device, as well as improper handling of some reserved interfaces, will have an impact on the metering performance of the tanker. In order to improve the quality of the atmospheric environment, the country has formulated oil and gas emission standards and comprehensively carried out oil and gas emission pollution control work at oil storage depots and gas stations. Oil storage depots and gas stations are required to install oil and gas pollution control devices. After treatment, they must meet the national oil and gas pollution emission standards.

System tightness detection, liquid resistance detection, gas-liquid ratio detection, leakage concentration detection, oil and gas emission concentration (non-methane total hydrocarbon) detection, enterprise boundary oil and gas concentration detection, treatment device oil and gas emission concentration detection, etc.