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Model of molecular sieve for dehydrating acetylene gas used in the production of tetrachloroethane

2012-03-22View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:04. Our company uses gaseous chlorine and acetylene gas to produce tetrachloroethane through chlorination; the acetylene gas is produced by the calcium carbide method. Before it enters our chlorination tower, it needs to be dehydrated using molecular sieves. We are not aware of the specific specifications or model of the molecular sieves we use. I would appreciate it if anyone with relevant knowledge could share this information with us. Thank you! ! ! # + + . hcbbs
Reply #22012-03-22
Is there a possibility that this molecular sieve could become deactivated? ?
Reply #32012-04-02
Hello, Comrade Dongwen; the reason is under analysis...
Reply #42012-05-09
Sichuan Kaiyuan conducts research in this area; you can consult them. They provided us with such a device, but its specifications and dimensions are indicated by their internal codes
Reply #52012-05-09
Brother, could you be more specific? Sichuan Kaiyuan Group is involved in a wide range of industries and has many subsidiaries!
Reply #62013-07-25
3A or 4A spherical molecular sieve.

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