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Cohex dewaxing

2018-06-19View Original

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I have a question regarding the paraffin dewaxing unit: Suppose I have a raw material with a high freezing point, for example 50°C, and I want to lower its freezing point using this dewaxing unit, aiming to reduce it to -10°C. What should be my dewaxing temperature? Should it be set at -10°C, higher than -10°C (such as -5°C), or lower than -10°C (such as -15°C)?
Reply #22018-06-19
It’s definitely below -10; there is a difference in dewaxing temperatures, and the dewaxing temperature is determined based on that difference

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