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    Refinery Waste Water content

    Can any body supply us with actualWase Water NPDES permits for (any) refinery? The name of the refinery can be kept confidential - if so desired. We are interested in the actual wastewater content (=analysis e.g. Oil, BOD, TSS, Sulfides, BTX etc.) Thanks in advance Avihu Hiram HIRAM - Process...
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    Refinery Waste Water content

    Can any body supply us with (any) refinery actual NPDES permit details? The name of the refinery can be kept confidential - if so desired. We are interested in actual wastewater content (=analysis e.g. Oil, BOD, TSS, Sulfides, BTX etc.). Thanks in advance Avihu Hiram HIRAM - Process Control...
  3. Avihu

    Hazwhoper

    alipetroleum - I am interested in these papers. Where can I get it from? Avihu Hiram HIRAM - Process Control Engineering Ltd. Avihu@HiramEng.com Tel +1(240)2210526 eFax+1(509)5629991
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    Testing Laboratories

    A good testing laboratory that can provide analytical analysis for fuel oils is a service you have to look for locally (where the testing has to be performed). If the testing is extensive then you have to consider having your own lab. In some cases it is justified to install some online analysis...
  5. Avihu

    Mogas In-line Blending

    We have some very successful Automatic Gasoline blending references. You can eliminate component tank if you invest in a better analyzer system(*) . In line automatic blending can also minimize the need for “product tank” or even eliminate it. NIR is wider used and there are more successes on...
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    ethylene glycol

    viscosity of ethylene glycol @ 20°C (68°F) - 21 cP Source: http://www.ctennant.co.uk/proddata/tp00044a.htm

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