We have recovered hundreds of tons of tank vapors. Our process takes tank vapors and turns them into liquid condensate that can be recycled or used as is. Unlike thermal oxidizers or IC engines, we do not waste valuable natural resources. The PURGIT process condenses tank vapors meeting environmental regulations and the recovered condensate is available for recycling. This is the most interesting and sophisticated vapor control device anywhere, it is truly Maximum Available Control Technology.

Click here for a list of some of our jobs since 2007.

In a job that would up at the end of December, 2011 we condensed a benzene/toluene/xylene (btx) tank at a Mount Belview TX facility. The tank was 150′ diameter and in the course of the job we recovered over 13,000 gallons of benzene condensate without releasing any benzene to personnel or to the environment.

And another among many: In a job in January of 2010, we degassed a 20,000 bbl tank of butyl acrylate to under 1,000 ppmv in about 7 hours. In other January jobs we degassed a 10,000 bbl tank of chloroform in 6 hours and a 150′ dia IFR shore tank in 7 hours and on a tank that is 100,000bbl capacity we recovered 4,959 gallons of natural gasoline.

And click here if you want to know how much VOC can be in the vapor space of your tank.