How to can volatile liquids?
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Our company has a product with a boiling point of 79–80°C. Since approximately 30 kg of this material evaporates per ton loaded into the container (given the high added value of the product), I was wondering if there is a reasonable method of packaging that could allow some of this material to be recovered The containers we use at the moment are quite basic – simply PP tubes placed directly in the packaging barrels. Do you have any good suggestions? Thank you!
The packaging barrel is sealed, with a vapor exhaust pipeline led out for cooling and recovery
Fully airtight packaging. This isn’t waste; it’s also good for the environment
Is it necessary to use freezing for cooling before canning?
Hello, I just want to have it packaged this way! Do you have any pictures? I’d like to refer to them to understand how to install it
Yeah, right! It has a pretty strong flavor.! The boss has no concept of environmental protection; all he knows is that anything wasted is money lost! Could you please tell me how to seal the package? Are there any installation pictures I can use as a reference?
3% volatility is quite high – does it get lost right away?
Sealed addition and recovery is one approach; equipment is needed
Do you use pumps for filling, or direct pressure filling?
Two ports: one for feeding and one for discharging, with the discharge port connected to a cooler