Designed to help chemical and environmental engineers in the recycling and reuse of chemicals, this work is a concise guide to the effective recovery of solvents and the efficient operation of plants and processes in which solvents are used. It consolidates a wide range of information on solvent properties, discussing the removal of solvents from air and water, separation and drying techniques and options for disposal. It also examines aspects of safety, good-operating practice, economics and the future of solvent recovery.
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The technology for removing volatile liquids from gases has its origins in the operations leading to the production of gas from coal. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
liquid expansion coefficient, saturated vapour concentration, explosive limit ppm, possible entrainers, toll recovery, theoretical oxygen demand, odour threshold, solvent recovery plant, liquid transferred, drying ethanol, vapour density, ternary azeotrope, evaporation time, autoignition temperature, upper explosive limit, sole ent, solvent recovery unit, recovery notes, water azeotrope, water miscibility, less volatile component, closed cup, lower explosive limit, evaporation zone, recovered solvent New!
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The technology for removing volatile liquids from gases has its origins in the operations leading to the production of gas from coal. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
liquid expansion coefficient, saturated vapour concentration, explosive limit ppm, possible entrainers, toll recovery, theoretical oxygen demand, odour threshold, solvent recovery plant, liquid transferred, drying ethanol, vapour density, ternary azeotrope, evaporation time, autoignition temperature, upper explosive limit, sole ent, solvent recovery unit, recovery notes, water azeotrope, water miscibility, less volatile component, closed cup, lower explosive limit, evaporation zone, recovered solvent New!
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