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As a highly toxic substance, the production of phosgene should be restricted. Let’s discuss what manufacturing processes are generally used for phosgene production, and what is the production capacity? Where do the raw materials for phosgene production, carbon monoxide and chlorine, come from? What products are phosgene mainly used to produce? What is the exhaust treatment process? What are some good security management measures? Everyone is welcome to participate in the discussion and exchange!
Starting with our workshop, it uses BUSS process technology, with a capacity of 6,000 kg/h. It can be stopped and started as needed within a range of 10%-110%. There are facilities for the production of carbon monoxide and chlorine; the phosgene production unit is enclosed and equipped with an ammonia spray system as well as a vacuum extraction system. The downstream products are acyl chloride derivatives, and the exhaust gas is discharged after undergoing two stages of phosgene destruction and two stages of alkaline absorption.
Why isn’t anyone participating? I’ll take on the task myself
It seems that the one upstairs is Yihai Kerry Lianyungang.
It’s time to dig into the graves – are there any good projects available downstream in the phosgene industry these days? Looking for recommendations
Phosgene reacts with amines to produce isocyanates, which are widely used in the polyurethane industry; our company has been working in this field for many years.
Our company uses a technology that allows phosgene to be produced and used at atmospheric pressure, enabling operation to be stopped or started at any time; the exhaust gases are treated using a multi-stage absorption and destruction technique. Has been specialized in the production and use of phosgene for eight years
1. 40t/h+ 2. Upstream equipment 3. TDI, MDI, HDI 4. Incineration
My classmate’s company produces solid phosgene; you can contact me if you need it