What is the difference between low-temperature dehydration and high-temperature dehydration in the crude benzene system?

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What is the difference between low-temperature dehydration and high-temperature dehydration in the crude benzene system?

Reply #22021-04-05

There is a special demulsifying material that, unlike coalescing agents, can remove the emulsified water from crude benzene. The process is simple and involves almost no heat consumption; compared to high-temperature dehydration, it saves 90% in energy use.

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