Refrigeration of liquefied petroleum gas storage with retention

Refrigeration – Storage of solidified or liquified gas – Storing solidified gas

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220 85VR, F17C 702

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042493870

ABSTRACT:
Vapor vented from a liquefied petroleum gas storage container, vessel, or pit is compressed, cooled, and condensed. The condensate is admixed with liquefied petroleum gas taken from said storage and the admixture thus obtained is returned to said storage.

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