Solvent Recovery Machine

A solvent recovery machine is a device used to recover solvents from industrial processes. Solvent recovery machines are commonly used in industries that use solvents for cleaning, degreasing, and other purposes, such as pharmaceutical, printing, and electronics manufacturing.

Solvent recovery machines separate the solvent from any contaminants or impurities by using a distillation process. The solvent is heated to the temperature at which it evaporates, then passed through a condenser, where it is cooled and condensed back into liquid form. Purified solvents can be reused in the manufacturing process, saving costs and reducing waste.

Advantages of solvent recovery machine:

1. Cost savings: By recycling and reusing solvents, solvent recovery machines can reduce the amount of solvent waste generated, thereby reducing the need to purchase new solvents. This can lead to significant cost savings over time.

2. Environmental Benefits: Solvent recovery machines can help reduce the environmental impact of industrial processes by reducing the amount of solvent waste generated and associated disposal costs.

3. Increased efficiency: Recycling and reusing solvents can increase the efficiency of industrial processes by reducing the time and resources needed to dispose of waste and purchase new solvents.

4. Improved product quality: Recycled solvents may be of higher quality than newly purchased solvents because they have been purified during the recycling process.

5. Compliance with regulations: Using a solvent recovery machine can help businesses comply with environmental regulations related to solvent waste disposal.

Solvent recovery machine application:

Solvent recovery machines are used in various industrial applications where solvents are used for cleaning, degreasing and other purposes.

1. Chemical industry: Solvent recovery machines are often used in the chemical industry to recover solvents used in various processes such as extraction, distillation, and reaction.

2. Pharmaceutical industry: The solvent recovery machine is used in the pharmaceutical industry to recover solvents used in the production of pharmaceuticals and other pharmaceutical products.

3. Printing industry: The solvent recycling machine is used in the printing industry to recycle the solvent used in the printing process, such as flexographic printing, gravure printing and screen printing.

4. Paint and coating industry: The solvent recovery machine is used in the paint and coating industry to recover solvents used in the production of paint, coating and varnish.

5. Automotive industry: Solvent recovery machines are used in the automotive industry to recover solvents used for cleaning and degreasing of auto parts.

6. Aerospace industry: Solvent recovery machines are used in the aerospace industry to recover solvents used in cleaning and maintenance of aircraft components.

Solvent recovery machines can be used in any industry that uses solvents, as they provide significant cost savings, increased safety and reduced environmental impact.

Solvent recovery machine operation method:

Solvent recovery machines are used to recover used solvents in various industrial processes. The solvent recovery process involves distillation, in which the solvent is evaporated and then condensed into liquid form.

1. Loading: The first step in operating a solvent recovery machine is to load the used solvent into the machine. Depending on the machine type, the solvent can be loaded manually or automatically.

2. Heating: The loaded solvent is then heated to a temperature that causes the solvent to evaporate. The temperature and pressure used will depend on the type of solvent recovered.

3. Evaporation: When the solvent evaporates, it rises to the top of the machine and collects in the condenser or cooling coil.

4. Condensation: The solvent vapor is cooled and condensed back to liquid form by a cooling system such as a water-cooled condenser.

5. Separation: Once the solvent is condensed, it is separated from any remaining impurities or contaminants. Depending on the machine, this may involve filtration or distillation.

6. Storage: Recovered solvents are then stored in individual containers ready to be reused in industrial processes.

7. Cleaning: The final step is to clean the machine to ensure it is ready for the next cycle of operation.

By following these steps, you can safely and efficiently operate a solvent recovery machine to recover solvent for reuse in industrial processes.

Model	Feed capacity (L)	Power supply (ACV)	Power (kW)	Temperature range (℃)	Treatment time (Min.)	Recovery (%)
T-40Ex	40	380	4	5~200	150	95
T-60Ex	60	380	5	5~200	180	95
T-80Ex	80	380	6	5~200	210	95
T-100Ex	100	380	8	5~200	240	95
T-125Ex	125	380	8	5~200	240	95
T-250Ex	250	380	16	5~200	270	95
T-450Ex	450	380	32	5~200	270	95

 

FAQ:

1. What types of solvents can the solvent recovery machine recover?

Solvent recovery machines can recover a wide variety of solvents including, but not limited to, acetone, ethanol, methanol, toluene, xylene, and other hydrocarbons. The types of solvents that can be recovered depend on the exact type of machine and its capabilities.

2. How much solvent waste liquid can be recovered by using the solvent recovery machine?

The amount of solvent waste that can be recovered by a solvent recovery machine depends on the capacity of the machine and the type of solvent recovered. Some machines can recycle up to 99% of the solvent used in the process, resulting in significant cost savings.

3. What kind of maintenance does the solvent recovery machine need?

The maintenance required for a solvent recovery machine will depend on the specific type of machine, but generally includes regular cleaning, inspection, and replacement of parts as necessary. It is important to follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions and ensure that the machine is calibrated and operated correctly for safety and effectiveness.