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I have a question that is very simple for everyone

2009-09-09View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:21. I am currently working on a project related to the production of chloroacetic acid, and I need to understand how workers carry out their tasks as well as what level of exposure they have. I am not very familiar with the process of packaging chloroacetic acid mother liquor for sale. I would like to ask everyone: how is chloroacetic acid mother liquor packaged? Is it packaged in barrels? ? Is the barrel sealed? Do the workers involved in the packaging process need to be in contact with it, or is it automated? ? ? How is the material poured in? Should gas be used for pressing, or a pump? I’m not an expert in the chemical industry, so my questions are quite basic, haha. I hope you won’t find them funny! ! ! # hcbbs
Reply #22009-09-09
Use plastic buckets; decide how much you’re willing to spend on the packaging. Material pressing, static level, or pumps – any of them will work.
Reply #32009-09-09
Doesn’t your chloroacetic acid go into the dryer? After drying, the solid is easy to transport. For liquids, pumping offers the highest precision.

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