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How to slow down solvent deterioration

2009-03-14View Original

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In the solvent extraction process, sulfolane extraction is widely used. I’m new to the extraction process, so I’d like to ask some questions from my seniors.: As the device is running, sulfolane begins to deteriorate. What are the signs of deterioration? How to prevent or slow down its deterioration? Please give me more advice, I would be very grateful, thank you!
Reply #22009-03-15
There are two main situations that work: high-temperature degradation of sulfolane and oxidative degradation of sulfolane. These two situations are completely solved, and solvent deterioration can basically be solved.

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