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Enhanced distillation additive – Those who have been in contact with it, please enter

2017-02-13View Original

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Have you come across any methods where it is injected after electrodialysis to improve yield? I wonder if any of the seniors have come into contact with it. We can discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using it. And those that are in use now – which manufacturers’ products are they, and what’s their performance like?
Reply #22017-02-14
Is there such an additive? Where did the original poster get it from?
Reply #32017-02-14
Our additives can increase the extraction rate; for more details, please contact us on QQ at 627339853
Reply #42017-02-15
What is the mechanism of action? What are the main components? I really haven’t come into contact with it before
Reply #52017-03-02
Enhancing distillants to improve yield generally operates inside the distillation column, by being added before feed enters the column. Adding it after electrodialysis increases the yield when it enters the atmospheric pressure tower. According to the principle of mass conservation, the gasoline yield is likely to increase significantly, the diesel yield remains roughly the same, while the yield of residual oil decreases. I have mature products here.

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