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Has anyone worked on water treatment for the cyclization of epichlorohydrin, using the glycerol method to produce ECH?
Is there any difference from other water treatment methods? Could you talk about it?
It seems that Yangnong’s technology is quite good at the moment. There’s also Tianjin Petrochemical.
Reply to 2# mjackson: There must be a difference, as the substances present in the water are different.
Hello, may I ask if your company has found a proper solution for its wastewater issues? Our company has several years of experience in researching such wastewater problems, and we have developed successful solutions for difficult cases involving calcium chloride, epichlorohydrin, and propylene oxide wastewater. If you need any assistance, please contact me at the email address qdzyhb@tom.com or via QQ at 735988979 and 13698699105 – Chen Honghai
Our project has not been launched yet; we are currently conducting preliminary research on it.
Sure, I’m Chen Honghai from Qingdao Central Asia Environmental Protection Engineering Co., Ltd. Feel free to contact me if you need anything! 0532-86995942. 13698699105
Seeing good technology. Come and take a look! It’s really great to discover this!
Our company uses a high-temperature and high-pressure catalytic oxidation process, along with membrane electrolyzers, for recycling – an economical and environmentally friendly approach :)