Gasoline vapor recovery is the process of capturing gasoline vapors emitted from a vehicle's fuel tank during the refueling process. Central gasoline vapor recovery systems are also installed at large processing facilities and tank farms.  Vapor recovery prevents the formation of low-level ozone and the release of toxic air contaminants found in gasoline.

A switch detects pressure limitations inside the tanks and turns the compressor and off. The vapors are sucked through a scrubber where the liquid trapped is returned to the liquid pipeline system or to the tanks, and the vapor recovered is pumped into holding tanks.

All pumps are explosion-proof.

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