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Can a graphite heat exchanger be used as an alcohol reboiler?

2010-06-05View Original

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Since the recovered alcohol contains a large amount of hydrochloric acid, it cannot be used in ordinary metal reboilers. Some people have suggested using graphite, but the resin present in graphite would likely be dissolved by ethanol; I’m not sure if that would work. Please share some suggestions.
Reply #22010-06-07
No problem, it can be used. For graphite equipment, please contact: nta5280887@yahoo.com.cn
Reply #32010-06-08
It works; there is no resin in the graphite
Reply #42010-06-09
LZ likely refers to graphite-modified polypropylene pipes, which can be used.

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