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I have a friend who is in charge of a chemical manufacturing company. They plan to launch two new projects for the production of sodium hypochlorite and o-chlorotoluene, and they would like to get an overview of the production processes as well as the equipment required. If any of you have relevant information or have expertise in this area, I would be very grateful if you could share it with me. Thank you in advance! ! ! Friends from companies that have relevant equipment can also exchange ideas; if a project is launched in the future and it’s appropriate, I’ll introduce them! ! !
:Our company specializes in manufacturing chemical pumps lined with fluoropolymer material. We don’t have much knowledge in the field of chemical processing processes; please forgive our ignorance. We hope you can kindly offer us some guidance
This post was last edited by fmch6605 on 2019-10-29 at 11:42. Is it President Liu? I sent you a text message
I’m asking on behalf of a friend; those who are interested can communicate with each other. My WeChat ID is 18130259806
Diazotization of o-aminotoluene, hydrolysis, distillation.
However, there is a bit too much wastewater. It’s better to use chlorotoluene from the previous batch
This is a laboratory method; in industrial production of o-chlorotoluene, chlorine is introduced to toluene at low temperatures.
Hehe. I know that my colleague uses this method for production; they produce 500 tons per year, and each ton is sold for 70,000. I’m not sure if this is for industrial production
My former factory produced these two types of products, and luckily I know quite a lot about them. :D:D
This requires distillation to separate isomers; a new installation is needed, or the purity and processing capacity need to be improved. You can contact me