A method for separating compressor oil and butyraldehyde
A technology for compressors and screw compressors, which is used in the separation/purification of carbonyl compounds, organic chemistry, lubricating compositions, etc., and can solve problems such as the deterioration of compressor oil quality, the increase in the use cost of exhaust compressors, and pollution.
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[0013] The oil-injected screw compressor is used, the compressed gas temperature is 90°C, and the oil injection temperature at the expansion valve is kept stable at 60°C, the compressor oil pipeline and equipment need to be kept at 60°C, and the low-pressure gas enters the compressor to heat up the gas liquefied and separated from the compressor oil.
Embodiment 2
[0015] The oil-injected screw compressor is used, the compressed gas temperature is 85°C, and the oil injection temperature at the expansion valve is kept stable at 65°C, the compressor oil pipeline and equipment need to be kept at 65°C, and the low-pressure gas enters the compressor to heat up the gas liquefied and separated from the compressor oil.
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[0017] The low-pressure tail gas of a domestic 250,000-ton butyl-octyl alcohol project adopts the technology provided by the invention, and the amount of liquid in the exhaust gas is less than 5ppm. Adopt plasma atomic emission spectrometry (ICP) to analyze and detect the metal elements in the machine oil. After adopting the technology provided by the invention, when the service time of the machine oil is 200% of the original time, the mass fraction of the iron element in the oil is only 4.5 μg / g, while the copper , aluminum, chromium, nickel, silver, tin, molybdenum and other elements are all detected, from which it can be judged that the wear of the compressor is slight, which is obviously improved compared with the original.
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