How can paraffin oil generated in hydrochloric acid produced as a by-product of chlorinated paraffins be treated economically
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In the production process of chlorinated paraffins, although the exhaust gas is cooled and separated before falling film absorption, the by-produced hydrochloric acid still contains certain amounts of low-boiling wax oils, which affects the quality of this by-product. What is an economical process for treating it?
This paraffin oil is insoluble in hydrochloric acid, and it can be pre-treated by adsorption; this method is relatively inexpensive.
Adsorption won’t work; analysis is also required, and the processing capacity is limited. There are more cost-effective methods for direct separation. Contact me if needed: fmch6605@chemnet.com
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