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How to achieve water separation during intermittent vacuum distillation

2015-08-20View Original

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How to achieve water separation during intermittent vacuum distillation? ?
Reply #22015-08-23
Triple the number of words you write, and it’s likely that someone will be able to understand what kind of help you’re seeking.
Reply #32015-08-24
Haha, first install an oil-water separator, then connect pipes for water separation; when working under vacuum, dual valves are needed for water separation. Turn it on at the top and off at the bottom, and the water will flow down ; Conversely, if the top is closed and the bottom is open, the water will be separated. Got it?
Reply #42015-08-24
I agree with your method. It is the simplest method to achieve gap water separation. If there is a large amount of water, a small tank can be installed beneath the original tank to collect the water, and then the valve in between can be closed to drain it.

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