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Separation of air from isoprene

2016-03-30View Original

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Is there separation of air and isoprene?
Reply #22016-03-31
You need to provide at least basic information such as the composition of the exhaust gas flow; only then can others calculate it for you. I guess this relates to exhaust gas treatment, and there shouldn’t be any problems – adsorption methods can be used for treatment. As long as the explosion-prone range is avoided or the temperature is kept within certain limits, it should be fine. I work on DMF exhaust gas treatment
Reply #32016-03-31
The amount of isoprene is 4%, with the remainder being air. Isoprene is the target product, with a flow rate of 1000 L/min.
Reply #42016-04-12
I need to deal with the fermentation off-gases; air carries isoprene out of the fermentation broth, and the isoprene is recovered

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