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Seek design for oil-water separation using n-butanol as the extractant; two-stage extraction with phase separation is employed, the density of the light phase is 0.86, that of the heavy phase is 1.15, the feed flow rate is 7 m3/h, and the extractant flow rate is 1 m3/h
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This system can be completely resolved using self-entrained heterogeneous azeotropic distillation; why use an extractant? ? ?
This can be achieved using a mixed clarification type extraction tank.
This can be achieved using a mixed clarification type extraction tank.