Carbon tetrachloride consumption in R240 production
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In the production of R240, the consumption of carbon tetrachloride as a key raw material is crucial for production costs. Several factors affecting the specific consumption of carbon tetrachloride: 1. The ratio of carbon tetrachloride to vinyl chloride in the addition reactor. 2. Content of R240 component in the crude product of the reactor. 3. Recycling and reuse of old solvents. Each step of washing, drying, and distilling the recovered solvent consumes some carbon tetrachloride.
Is cost a factor to consider when producing R240 using carbon tetrachloride? It seems not to be the case; there is currently a large amount of carbon tetrachloride available, and it can be disposed of wherever needed
Of course, costs need to be taken into account, such as the consumption of carbon atoms per unit produced for R240 and the consumption of vinyl chloride, with monthly monitoring of these figures.