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What exactly does the solvent ratio in the extraction process refer to?

2016-09-01View Original

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The ratio of the mass of the extraction solvent to that of the solute in the solution? The ratio of the mass of the extraction solvent to that of the solvent in the solution? Or something else?
Reply #22016-09-01
It is the ratio of the total solvent feed amount to the material feed amount in the system; for example, in the propane deasphalting process, the solvent feed to the extraction tower consists of supercritical recovered high-pressure solvent and fresh solvent, and the ratio of the sum of these two amounts to the feed amount of crude oil is known as the solvent ratio for propane deasphalting.

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