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What is an appropriate amount of quinoline-insoluble substances in coal tar?

2009-11-27View Original

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What is the concept of quinoline-insoluble substances in coal tar? How much is appropriate? What is the difference between it and toluene insolubles? Please give me some advice, fellow sailors!
Reply #22009-11-29
It should be around 3, but it needs to be adjusted according to your product
Reply #32009-11-30
When we produce asphalt, we require that the QI content in the tar be 2-3%, and the toluene content to be 7-9%
Reply #42009-11-30
It doesn’t make any sense – can you control it?
Reply #52009-11-30
Those upstairs really don’t understand; don’t you know how to mix things together?
Reply #62009-11-30
The mixing process must be quite difficult, right? Can it be controlled that precisely?
Reply #72009-12-01
What exactly are quinoline-insoluble substances? 3# wyc754020
Reply #82009-12-18
The ash and slag in tar are all quinoline-containing impurities, and these can be reduced by using a supercentrifuge
Reply #92009-12-24
Well, that’s not the main thing; it still depends on the manufacturing process

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