A study on energy and environmental management techniques used in petroleum process industries
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conference contribution
posted on 2015-01-01, 00:00authored byA K Azad, M G Rasul, R Islam, Shams Ahmed
Petroleum process industries are one of the most energy and emission intensive sectors throughout the world.
There are natural gas processing plant, crude oils and condensate fractionation plant, liquefied natural gas plant
and liquefied petroleum gas plant etc. creates environmental pollution by processing and handling of petroleum
products. The study critically reviewed and discussed the energy and environmental management including
pollution control of petroleum process industries of Bangladesh. They produce both gaseous (process gas, waste
gas etc.) and liquid (produced water, waste oil and grease etc.) pollutants. The study found that the liquid pollutant
like waste water is more hazardous and its treatment process is highly complicated due to its higher salinity, more
corrosivity and grease contain characteristics. As part of energy management, the rational use of energy and energy
flow diagram of the petroleum industry is presented. Finally, a time frame measures which can be implemented in
order to save energy is outlined. The study concluded that the rational use of energy and proper environmental
management are essential for achieving energy and environmental sustainability of process industries.
History
Event
International Exergy, Energy and Environment. Symposium (7th : 2015 : Valenciennes, France)
Pagination
1 - 7
Publisher
[The Conference]
Location
Valenciennes, France
Place of publication
[Valenciennes, France]
Start date
2015-04-27
End date
2015-04-30
Language
eng
Publication classification
E Conference publication; E1.1 Full written paper - refereed
Copyright notice
2015, [The Conference]
Editor/Contributor(s)
[Unknown]
Title of proceedings
IEEES7 Proceedings of the International Exergy, Energy and Environment 2015 Symposium