Do silicone projects require chemical fillers?
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I work in the field of chemical fillers, and I would like to ask my seniors whether organic silicon projects require the use of chemical fillers
Of course it will be used; silicone requires many fillers in towers
Reply to 2# pan*uzhi: What about alkoxysilanes? It should be used too, could you explain in detail! Thank you
Monomer fractionation requires a lot of packing, usually structured packing; for large-scale projects, it is procured through specialized subcontractors, such as Sulzer
Alkoxysilanes – what you’re referring to are silicone crosslinking agents and coupling agents. These also require a large amount of fillers, including those that are structured in a regular pattern, those that are scattered randomly, stainless steel fillers, ceramic fillers, as well as polypropylene fillers, and so on
What the original poster mentioned about chemical packing also includes packing seals, right? Those are definitely needed
Chemical industry packing has a very wide range of applications
Filler towers are required for separation in processes such as the distillation of silicone monomers and the purification of finished products.
Silicone packed towers are overused. . . . . Ceramics are generally used more often.