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Let’s talk about the treatment of high-boiling-point substances in distillation!
It is generally sold to paint manufacturers for use as a thinning agent in water. As for companies like Dezhou Shihua that use it in large quantities, the purity of such products is low, and their volume is too small, making them unsuitable for such use.
High-boiling substances have a darker color, and now some manufacturers are reluctant to use them! Dealing with it is indeed a challenge as well! Friends who have information on this topic can discuss it together! !
I’m not quite sure what your goal is – are you looking for manufacturers qualified to handle high-boiling-point substances, or those with experience in dealing with such substances? We often encounter high-boiling substances when designing distillation equipment; I wonder if this can help you
Do you mean how to handle the high-boiling substances later in a safer way? Find a qualified manufacturer downstream, right!
As hazardous waste treatment, if it can be sold as a product after purification, what level of purity can be achieved?
I heard recently that some PVC factories in the northwest region have installed their own high-boiling-point substances treatment systems. I was wondering if any of you have information on this?
In Inner Mongolia and Ningxia, I know two manufacturers that use dichloroethane as a solvent in the production of coatings; I haven’t heard of any of them having high-boiling-point substance treatment systems.
It’s for handling the 1,1-dichloroethane project; there are several distillation columns and dichloroethane storage tanks. What is the general principle behind this? ?