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Resin type used for anti-differentiation

2015-08-08View Original

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Currently, most polysilicon manufacturers use reverse disproportionation devices, and solid catalysts are generally imported; but what are the specific models and prices? What is the principle difference between a conventional fixed-bed reactor and reactive distillation? What are the advantages and disadvantages in terms of processing capacity, operating costs, etc.?
Reply #22015-08-10
Don’t sink! Are all the experts offline?
Reply #32015-08-12
This post was last edited by lukej on 2015-8-12 at 16:42. XUS-43568, produced by Dow Chemical, can be used as a reverse disproportionation catalyst after undergoing special treatment. Additionally, Tianjin University in China is also capable of producing reverse disproportionation catalysts
Reply #42015-08-13
So which one do you use? Are there any comparative data? Which one offers the best value? :lol
Reply #52015-08-15
Once the process scheme is determined, only the investment cost remains; the operating costs can basically be ignored, as only a portion of hot water needs to be circulated outside the disproportionation reactor.
Reply #62015-09-04
Now, anti-discrimination involves combining DCS with SDC reactions; as long as the process is too simple for the reactor,
Reply #72015-11-17
This post was last edited by 15640090960 on 2015-11-23 08:20. Our company specializes in producing anti-diffusion resins for the polysilicon industry, and they perform very well. As for cost-performance, it is definitely much higher than that of imported resins. If you are interested, feel free to ask.
Reply #82015-11-18
I wonder what the conversion rate using the catalyst DCS from the friend on floor 8 can achieve? Are there any industrial performance metrics? I’ve heard that a few companies in China are working on this, but the overall conversion rate is low and the lifespan is short.
Reply #92015-11-23
My colleague called you back; have a technical discussion with him!
Reply #102015-11-24
There are now many anti-reduction resins available in China; it’s advisable to consult several different suppliers for testing purposes. With proper drying and an appropriate mixing ratio, a recovery rate of over 99% can definitely be achieved using a fixed-bed system

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