Addition of antifreeze to the hydrogenation unit
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In winter, how do you add antifreeze to your equipment? Is it added to the oil itself or at the point where the diesel leaves the equipment? What ratio should be used for filling? Is there any good way to deal with the heating and melting of antifreeze?
The antifreeze can be stored in a warehouse where heating is available; at a temperature of around 20 degrees, it won’t freeze.
Reply to 1# fengziyou888: The method of using a mother liquor tank is good; in winter, place the agent in a warm room and preheat it for 24 hours, ensuring that the temperature in the warm room is below the flash point of the agent
Reply to 2# Thousand-Year Old Demon: The antifreeze can only be pumped into the tank when it is in a liquid state! Here, we use steam to melt the antifreeze. Some liquid leaks out when refilling, which is unsanitary and causes waste. Do you have any other good solutions?