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The oil aniline content extracted is high

2016-04-22View Original

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Our company is currently producing aromatic oils, also known as extracted oils, using liquid-liquid extraction with furfural as the extraction solvent. A rotating disk is used at the top of the tower, while circulation cooling is employed at the bottom. The aniline point of the extracted oils produced recently has remained around 36; the density of the wax oil is 0.9349, with a flash point of 239, an aniline point of 106.5, a viscosity of 14.46, and a residue content of 0.63. The density of the extracted oils is 1.0903, with a flash point of 236, an aniline point of 36, and a viscosity of 53.13. Since the price of wax oil is higher than that of extracted oils, in order to maximize profits, it is necessary to reduce the aniline point of the extracted oils so that the yield of wax oil can increase.
Reply #22017-08-13
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