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Polypropylene

2015-09-03View Original

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For those working in polypropylene plants, are the polymerization and granulation sections in your plant separate from each other, or are they combined?
Reply #22015-09-03
I think these should be separated.
Reply #32015-09-03
Our workshops are separate, but I’ve heard that some are together.
Reply #42015-09-03
Here we have a team for aggregation, and another team for granulation by air conveyance.
Reply #52015-09-03
They must be placed together; they’re all part of the same device
Reply #62015-09-03
It’s better to keep them separate; their explosion-proof requirements are different. If placed together, the cost of the granulator will increase, so it’s better to build a separate factory building.  

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