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Removal of Benzene and Eliminates Hydrogen Sulphide and Pyrophoric Iron.
RXSOL Tank Eliminator Plus is a high-performance biodegradable decontamination chemical designed for removal of benzene, butadiene, hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), and pyrophoric iron from refinery vessels, tanks, pipelines, and process equipment.
The product contains a proprietary blend of surfactants, vapor-phase scavengers, iron stabilizers, and hydrocarbon encapsulation agents that rapidly neutralize hazardous contaminants present in process systems.
RXSOL Tank Eliminator Plus is suitable for both liquid circulation and vapor-phase decontamination applications, enabling efficient cleaning and gas neutralization during refinery maintenance, tank entry preparation, and turnaround operations.
The formulation is designed to be compatible with wastewater treatment systems and environmentally acceptable disposal practices.
Hydrogen sulfide scavenging chemistries commonly used in such systems react with H₂S to form stable compounds or salts that prevent the gas from re-entering the atmosphere
RXSOL Tank Eliminator Plus is commonly used in refinery tank cleaning where benzene and H₂S contamination must be eliminated before maintenance operations begin.
Best way to Decontaminate Tank Odor :
Liquid Phase Circulation Cleaning
Vapor Phase Treatment
Heavy Contamination
Typical Tank Cleaning
NOTE: Dosage entirely depends on the contamination of odor in the tanks. Dosage can be increased or decreased.
Key Features of RXSOL Tank Eliminator Plus
Keep coantiner tightly closed and away from direct Heat and sunlight.
Procedure for efficient tank gas odor removal
Liquid Circulation Method
MC MX 2-1106, H2S Scavenger Trizene based, Triazine based H2S scavenger
Also works as BIOCIDE IN OILFIELD DRILLING.
How does RXSOL Tank Eliminator Decontaminator work?
1. Hydrocarbon Vapor Encapsulation
Special surfactants and vapor capture agents encapsulate aromatic hydrocarbons such as benzene and butadiene, reducing vapor concentrations.
2. Hydrogen Sulfide Scavenging
Chemical scavengers react with H₂S gas forming stable non-volatile compounds that remain dissolved in the liquid phase.
Typical H₂S scavenger reactions include:
H₂S + scavenger → stable sulfide compound
This prevents H₂S from being released into the atmosphere.
3. Pyrophoric Iron Stabilization
Pyrophoric iron sulfide deposits are oxidized or stabilized to prevent spontaneous ignition during tank entry.
4. Sludge Dispersal
Surfactants disperse hydrocarbon sludge allowing circulation and removal.
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