DISTILLATION PLANT /SRU

Description

DISTILLATION PLANT /SRU
Solvent recovery systems are used extensively in recycling applications and to reduce manufacturing waste. A solvent recovery system, or solvent recover system, usually includes the use of a heating component and a condensation component to distill the liquid and separate the solvent from water.

Solvent recovery equipment may also include a vacuum unit that enables the system to operate at temperatures that are typically lower than the solvent’s boiling point. Solvent recycling is accomplished by a distillation process that includes the following steps: A distillation vessel processes waste solvent solution on either a batch or continuous basis.

A heated jacket injects heat into the waste solvent by conductive thermal transfer. The vessel may be operated under vacuum, which lowers the boiling temperature of the solvent. When the waste solvent reaches its boiling point, the solvent changes phase from liquid to a vapor.

The clean solvent vapor passes over a condenser containing both a condensing and a sub-cooling section. In the condenser, the solvent changes back to a liquid and is cooled back to ambient temperature. The contaminants do not undergo a vapor phase, but stay behind to be discharged out of the drain port.

M.O.C
MS, (IS 2062 Gr A/B, SA 516 Gr 60/70) SS316, SS304, SS316L, SS304L, SS904, Hastelloy, Duplex, Inconel, Monel, PTC, Rubber Lined, FRP Lined, Halar Coated, Lead Lined.