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I am seeking a complete set of technologies for producing hydrocyanic acid through light oil cracking. Those interested please send an email to my address *ezengyong@163.com or leave a message.
It is recommended that LZ find a legitimate design consulting firm; how can such materials be sent in their entirety to a personal email address without any conditions? Can projects be built using the full set of light oil cracking technologies?
Yes, this is already a presentation of a systematic or patented technology. If there is indeed an interest in such a project, it is possible to engage in necessary technical discussions with professional consulting firms, design institutes, research institutions, or other owners of patent technologies in order to determine the appropriate technical approach. Obviously, this kind of work cannot be obtained for free. Moreover, something so complex certainly cannot be clearly explained with just one or two drawings or a simple written description.
Reply to 3# cage_zhao: Thank you. What I’m looking for now is not a complete set of technical details; I hope to find the people who possess this technology through this platform, so that we can discuss potential cooperation further.
Reply 1# green*e: I’m not sure where the original poster intends to use it. At present, the cost of hydrogen cyanide produced by the Ammonia method is relatively low, so it is recommended to use this method
The hydrocyanic acid production cost using light oil cracking is high, and the scale of the facilities is small as well. Our company possesses An’s method technology; you can contact us via QQ 22309758. Our company possesses a unique Ansell process technology that does not rely on natural gas as a raw material; it allows for the use of a wide range of raw materials, thereby significantly reducing the production costs of hydrogen cyanide using this process
This is already a presentation of a systematic or patented technology. If there is indeed an interest in such a project, it is possible to engage in necessary technical discussions with professional consulting firms, design institutes, research institutions, or other owners of patent technologies in order to determine the appropriate technical approach. Obviously, this kind of work cannot be obtained for free. Moreover, something so complex certainly cannot be clearly explained with just one or two drawings or a simple written description.
If the Anschütz process does not use natural gas as a raw material, then what is used as a raw material?