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What does wet feeding in a polypropylene plant refer to as an operation?

2011-03-04View Original

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Yesterday I heard that polypropylene can be fed wetly when the purity of the raw material is low. What exactly is the process involved in feeding it wetly?
Reply #22011-10-14
Reply to 2# denis84: No, what I’m referring to is the production of chemical raw materials, specifically the process of producing polypropylene from propylene monomer. If the purity of the monomer is around 98%, wet feeding can be considered for the production process
Reply #32011-10-15
Purity is 98%; as long as the level of toxins is within acceptable limits, it can be used with confidence. I’ve never heard of using it in wet form – so there must be no dry form either, right?
Reply #42011-10-16
Reply to 4# gslgwj: Wet pouring is a type of operation; I’m not quite sure of its exact name. As for dry pouring, I think it doesn’t exist.
Reply #52013-12-15
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