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What is the crystal at 15°C of washing oil?

2008-02-15View Original

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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 23:24. What is the composition of the crystalline substances that form at 15°C in the washing oil? What impact does this have on the quality of the washing oil? And what effect does it have on benzene washing? Please, experts, give me an answer!!!! Thank you!!! .Note $ # $ $
Reply #22008-02-15
The main components of the crystals formed at 15°C in the washing oil are the heavy fractions in coal tar, such as anthracene oil. Crystals in the washing oil at 15°C affect its absorption efficiency for benzene. Due to the high molecular weight of the heavy components, the absorption efficiency of the washing oil is poor; furthermore, this affects the quality of the washing oil, requiring an increased frequency and number of sludge removal operations. This leads to higher consumption of washing oil and thus higher costs for benzene washing.
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