Diaphragm treatment equipment for removing free monomer of additive compound of polyurethane
A polyurethane adduct and thin film treatment technology, which is applied in the direction of separation methods, evaporation, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve the problems of adverse effects of product end uses, difficult recycling of entraining agents, and increased product costs, etc., to achieve a simple and reasonable structure , reduce the residence time, avoid the effect of aging
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[0046] The TDI-TMP adduct containing 20% free TDI (preheated to 100 ° C) is continuously passed through the thin film processing equipment, wherein the separation area of the thin film evaporator is 0.5 square meters, and the stirring spindle is equipped with a movable stirring scraper from top to bottom, Fixed straight stirring scraper and fixed spiral stirring scraper, with two outlets in the lower section and one outlet in the upper section, the linear velocity of the film is 8m / s, the separation temperature is 180°C, the separation vacuum is 230Pa, the processing capacity per hour is 47kg, and the curing agent after separation The indicators are shown in the table below:
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[0049] The TDI-TMP adduct containing 20% free TDI (preheated to 100 ° C) is continuously passed through the thin film processing equipment, wherein the separation area of the thin film evaporator is 2 square meters, and the stirring shaft is from top to bottom with a movable stirring scraper, Straight stirring scraper and spiral stirring scraper, one outlet in the lower section and two outlets in the upper section, the linear velocity of the film is 8.4m / s, the separation temperature is 180°C, the separation vacuum is 238Pa, the processing capacity per hour is 184kg, and the curing agent index after separation See the table below:
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