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Slop Oil Storage Tanks M-145 and M-144

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What is the primary function of tanks M-145 and M-144 in the context of the referenced system?

The primary function of tanks M-145 and M-144 is to store slop oil.

Describe the path the slop oil takes when a max level is reached in M-145 and M-144?

Once a maximum level is reached in M-145 and M-144, P-109 or P-114 routes the oil to the #6 loading spot at Materials Handling.

What two features do tanks M-144 and M-145 have in common?

Both tanks, M-144 and M-145, are equipped with an internal floating roof and a heating coil.

Apart from slop oil, what other substance is drained from the bottom of tanks M-144 and M-145, and why is this separation important?

<p>Water is also drained from the bottom of the tanks. This separation is important because separating water from the slop oil ensures a purer product and prevents potential issues in downstream processes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Describe where slop oil enters and exits tanks M-144 and M-145.

<p>Slop oil enters the side bottom and exits the side bottom of both tanks.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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M-145 & M-144 Function

Slop oil storage tanks that prevent M-107 from overfilling.

Slop Oil Source

Via P-109/114 from tank M-107.

Slop Oil Destination

The #6 loading spot at Materials Handling.

M-145 & M-144 Features

Internal floating roof and a heating coil.

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M-145 & M-144 Flow

Side bottom (in/out) for slop oil, bottom for water.