Glycerol Residue Stripper

Glycerol Residue Stripper Function and Working Method

The tower heats glycerol residues using steam, causing the volatile components to evaporate. The vacuum environment within the tower ensures that these vapors are efficiently removed. This process is highly effective in reducing the residual impurities in glycerol, producing a refined product suitable for various applications.

Glycerol Residue Stripper Material and Construction

Constructed from high-quality 00Cr17Ni14Mo2 stainless steel, the tower offers exceptional durability and corrosion resistance. This material choice ensures the tower can withstand the high temperatures and pressures associated with the stripping process.

Glycerol Residue Stripper Key Features

• Working Method: Uses steam heating and vacuum evaporation to remove residual impurities from glycerol.

• Material: 00Cr17Ni14Mo2 stainless steel.

• Media: Glycerin and steam.

• Work Pressure: -0.1-1 MPa.

• Jacket Pressure: 1.2 MPa.

• Working Temperature: 180℃ .

• Jacket Temperature: 190℃ .

• Equipment Size: Determined based on production capacity.

• Production Standard: Complies with GB150-1998 《Steel Pressure Vessels》.

Glycerol Residue Stripper Performance Advantages

• Efficient Residue Removal: The combination of steam heating and vacuum evaporation ensures effective removal of residual impurities.

• Durable Construction: The 00Cr17Ni14Mo2 stainless steel material ensures long-term reliability and minimal maintenance.

• Stable Operation: Designed for stable performance under varying pressure and temperature conditions.

• Energy Efficient: Optimized design minimizes energy consumption during operation.

Glycerol Residue Stripper Applications

The Glycerol Residue Stripping Tower is widely used in industries such as biodiesel production and glycerol refining. It is particularly useful in processes where high-purity glycerol is required, such as in the pharmaceutical and food industries. The tower helps producers meet stringent quality standards and enhance the market value of their glycerol products.