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Technique method for producing sodium bisulfide

The invention discloses a technique method for producing sodium bisulfide and belongs to the technical field of the chemical engineering production technology. The technique method for producing sodium bisulfide is low in production cost and can control product quality easily during production. The technique method includes: feeding buffered hydrogen sulfide and process absorption liquid with sodium sulphide as the main ingredient into an absorption tower respectively from the lower portion and the upper portion of the absorption tower, absorbing the hydrogen sulfide and the process absorption liquid on the surface of packing in the absorption tower to generate solution with the sodium bisulfide as the main ingredient, enabling the solution to flow to the bottom of the absorption tower, and discharging the unabsorbed hydrogen sulfide tail gas from the top of the absorption tower; pumping the solution at the bottom of the absorption tower out, returning most of the solution back to the absorption tower for recycling, feeding the small amount of solution to a sodium bisulfide production solution storing tank, and simultaneously adding the process absorption liquid in the absorption tower from the upper portion of the absorption tower during the absorption circulating process; and finally performing evaporation, concentration and dehydration on the solution, cooling the solution for molding, packaging and finishing the production of the sodium bisulfide.
Owner:CHENGDU DEMEI ENG TECH

Method for making dimensionally stable composite products from lignocelluloses

This invention relates to a process for making dimensionally stable reconstituted composite products from lignocellulosic material. By treating lignocellulose with high pressure steam to decompose and hydrolyze the hemicellulose, cellulose and lignin fractions of the lignocellulose and using those decomposition products as both a bonding and bulking agent, it converts, under heat and pressure in a molding operation, the treated lignocellulose into molded composite products such as panel boards and molded articles. The composite products thus produced possess good physical and mechanical properties. Specifically, the dimensional stability in terms of the thickness swelling and linear expansion of panel boards such as fiberboards and particleboard, can be minimized to very low levels when the panel boards are made in high density. The adhesive bond developed from thermosetting of the decomposition products of hemicellulose, cellulose and lignin is strong and stable, and resistant to boiling water and acid hydrolysis, and is free of formaldehyde emissions. Thus, the reconstituted panel boards and molded products are suitable for exterior and particularly for indoor applications. The absence of free formaldehyde emissions makes the product very suitable for interior applications. The manufacturing cost for the reconstituted products is significantly lower in comparison to the conventional process because expensive synthetic resin is not used.
Owner:SHEN KUO C +1
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