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By-product formic acid

2009-11-17View Original

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Our company plans to launch a new project, and the by-product will be formic acid. I wonder whether it is more profitable to sell formic acid directly, or to produce calcium formate from it – experts, please give me some advice! !
Reply #22010-03-12
Calcium formate yields high profits, but it requires additional investment, and the quality of calcium formate produced as a by-product is generally poor!
Reply #32010-06-13
I’ve encountered this problem as well: there is 3–4% by volume of formic acid as a by-product, and I’m wondering how to make use of it. Could someone upstairs provide some guidance on the process for synthesizing calcium formate using a low-concentration formaldehyde solution? Are there any other applications?
Reply #42010-12-23
Calcium formate is of high value, and it can be neutralized directly using calcium oxide. The key point is that at low concentrations, the evaporation rate can be high; let’s do the calculations.
Reply #52012-05-27
If the formic acid content is below 50%, it is not very cost-effective to treat it as formic acid; it is recommended to invest another 80,000 to 100,000 to install a calcium formate production facility.

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