SS 304 Solvent Recovery Equipment Thin Film Solvent Recycling Machine UL Certification

12 - 36 l / h Feed Amount Solvent Recovery Machine for CBD / THC / Hemp oil

—— Design

Horizontal or vertical shell-and-tube heat exchanger or plate heat exchanger, with flash vessel/separator and circulation pump.

—— Particular features

Less foul – boiling/evaporation will not take place on the heating surfaces, but in the separator. Fouling due to incrustation and precipitation in the calandria is therefore

minimised.

Optimised heat exchange surface – flow velocity in the tubes determined by the circulation pump.

Distillation equipment and solvent recovery machines are used for steam and wastewater stripping, chemical product purification, and solvent recovery. Distillation equipment and solvent recovery machines often consist of metal cylinders armed internally with perforated horizontal plates that are used to promote the separation of liquids that ascend as vapor. Distillation equipment and solvent recovery machines are used to perform steam stripping or distillation of wastewater for removal of hydrocarbons such as alcohols, ketones, and acetates. Distillation equipment and solvent recovery machines may contain several other functional components, including an adsorption column or bed, where molecules of solvent in liquid or gas form adhere to the surface of a solid material. An aeration column is used when treating wastewater and involves pumping the water through a series of columns to add oxygen to the wastewater. Aeration increases the surface area of the contaminated water allowing a waste solvent recovery machine to remove any volatile compounds more easily. Telescoping columns are also available from some suppliers of distillation equipment and solvent recovery systems. Distillation equipment and solvent recovery machines are used to recycle and recover contaminants from the manufacturing of polymers, resins, and paints. A distillation system can mix waste products so they are discharged as a sludge, paste, or powder depending on the specific industry’s best disposal practices.