Identification and classification of Maroon Petrochemical Company Olefin Unit special residues based on BAZEL Convention Method

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Moavi Zahra; FARROKHIAN FOROUZAN

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Journal: JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Year:2022 | Volume:24 | Issue:2 (117) Page(s): 241-256

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Identification and classification of Maroon Petrochemical Company Olefin Unit special residues based on BAZEL Convention Method

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Moavi Zahra | FARROKHIAN FOROUZAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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Dangerous wastage materials

Basel Method

Olefin Unit

Maroon Petrochemical

Abstract

Background and Objective: Technology fast growth, attaining to production new processes, replacement artificial materials with natural fiber and thousands synthesis of materials kind and chemical compounds, lead to increasing much amount of industrial wastes and in some cases it has leaded to producing dangerous solid and liquid residue. Accordingly, the aim of this research is identification and classification of residues and consumer chemical identification and classification of residues and consumer chemical materials in Maroon Petrochemical Company Olefin Unit. Material and Methodology: Method in this research includes library studies and field observations from Olefin Unit and finally residues classification was based on Basel Convention. Findings: Studies showed that unit has 18 non-dangerous and 9 dangerous residues all those have identified on solid, semi solid, and liquid phase. The most non-dangerous residue belongs to wastage flea with 60 tons and the least was cloth element with 0. 144 in year. Also, the most dangerous residue belongs to heavy oil with 144 tons and the least was petroleum with 1 ton in year. Discussion and Conclusion: Therefore, by 1. 900. 000 tons in year of consumer raw materials for producing of product in Olefin Unit, there was 323. 9 tons of dangerous residue production in year. It is suggested that the performance of the Olefin Unit should be controlled according to the designed conditions and the catalysts and absorbents in the unit should be replaced with better types with a longer useful life.

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Moavi, Zahra, & FARROKHIAN, FOROUZAN. (2022). Identification and classification of Maroon Petrochemical Company Olefin Unit special residues based on BAZEL Convention Method. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, 24(2 (117) ), 241-256. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/1065024/en

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Moavi Zahra, FARROKHIAN FOROUZAN. Identification and classification of Maroon Petrochemical Company Olefin Unit special residues based on BAZEL Convention Method. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY[Internet]. 2022;24(2 (117) ):241-256. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/1065024/en

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Zahra Moavi, and FOROUZAN FARROKHIAN, “Identification and classification of Maroon Petrochemical Company Olefin Unit special residues based on BAZEL Convention Method,” JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, vol. 24, no. 2 (117) , pp. 241–256, 2022, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/1065024/en

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