October 2020

Special Focus: Plant Safety and Environment

Optimize flare gas recovery system design to reduce emissions

Emissions from flares worsen air quality and produce waste gas. A flare gas recovery system is designed to facilitate CO₂ reduction.

CTCI, Corp.: Lu, S.-G

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Lu, S.-G - CTCI, Corp., Taipei, Taiwan

Shin-Gee Lu is Assistant Chief Engineer for CTCI Corp. in Taipei, Taiwan, specializing in process and system design. He has 31 yr of experience in petroleum refining, petrochemical production and utilities/offsites, as well as basic and detailed design. He holds a BS degree in chemical engineering from Chung Yuan University in Taiwan.

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