This invention discloses a method for configuring oil and gas
recovery facilities at coastal refined oil terminals adaptable to multiple operating conditions. It relates to the technical field of environmental
pollution control, particularly air and
water pollution control. Oil and gas
pollution from terminals has a significant destructive
impact on the environment. To protect the environment, terminals need to be equipped with oil and gas
recovery facilities. This method first collects the basic operating parameters of the target terminal and the pipeline laying distance, and determines the spatial constraints. A multi-
objective evaluation matrix is ​​constructed, and candidate scheme scores are calculated and ranked using a comprehensive evaluation model. Finally, the
footprint of the optimal scheme is used, combined with the spatial constraints, to determine the physical boundaries. Based on the pipeline laying distance, selection parameters for the induced draft module used to overcome long-distance pressure drop are simultaneously output, generating spatial
layout instructions that include physical arrangement and fluid compensation. This invention deeply couples process quantitative optimization with the
physical space of the terminal, significantly reducing the overall
operating energy consumption of the oil and gas
recovery process and contributing to
energy conservation and emission reduction in ports.