Solvent Stripper
Solvent Stripper
Solvent Stripper: A device used to remove solvents from mixtures, often through distillation or other separation methods.
Key Points:
Function: Separates and recycles solvents.
Design: Includes distillation columns, heat exchangers, and condensers.
Types: Distillation-based, vacuum, and steam strippers.
Applications: Chemical manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, petrochemical industries.
Safety: Requires proper ventilation and corrosion-resistant materials.
olvent Stripper: A device used to remove solvents from mixtures, typically in chemical or industrial processes. It is designed to separate a solvent from a solution or to recover solvents for reuse.
Key Features:
Function: Removes or recycles solvents from solutions, often using heat, pressure, or distillation.
Design: Typically consists of a distillation column, heat exchangers, and condensers.
Materials: Made of corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel, depending on the solvent being processed.
Efficiency: Strippers are designed to maximize solvent recovery and minimize losses.
Applications: Common in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and petrochemical industries for solvent recovery and purification.
Types:
Distillation-based Strippers: Use heat to separate solvent from a mixture based on boiling points.
Vacuum Strippers: Use reduced pressure to lower the boiling point of solvents.
Steam Strippers: Use steam to extract the solvent from the mixture.
