Method for flotation separation of PET from PVC based on low-temperature plasma induction
A low-temperature plasma and plasma technology, used in solid separation, chemical instruments and methods, wet separation, etc., can solve the problems of low efficiency, high cost, poor environmental protection, etc., and achieve simple process, cost saving, and reduction of secondary The effect of pollution
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[0028] In this example, the feed composition is a mixture of PET and PVC products, and its sources are building accessories and beverage bottles respectively. The mass ratio distribution of the two is close to 1, and the separation operation method is as follows:
[0029] (1) Pretreatment step 1: Soak in tap water containing detergent decontamination powder, stir and feed for 10 minutes to remove stains, then re-wash with tap water to remove detergent, and use a small pulverizer to crush after solid-liquid separation. The sieve controls the thickness of the smallest size in the three-dimensional of the coarse debris to be less than 10mm, and completes the feeding into sheets;
[0030] (2) Plasma contact induction: The mixed plastic in step (1) is subjected to double-sided plasma positive electrode contact under atmospheric pressure. The plasma is generated in the atmosphere by corona discharge (corona machine), and the process is controlled. The unit activation energy induced ...
Embodiment 2
[0034] In this example, the feed composition is a mixture of PET and PVC products, and its sources are toys and fresh-keeping boxes respectively. The mass ratio distribution of PET and PVC is close to 0.43:1. The separation operation method is as follows:
[0035](1) Pretreatment step 1: Soak in tap water containing detergent decontamination powder, stir and feed for 10 minutes to remove stains, then re-wash with tap water to remove detergent, and use a small pulverizer to crush after solid-liquid separation. The sieve controls the thickness of the smallest size in the three-dimensional of the coarse debris to be less than 8mm, and completes the feeding into sheets;
[0036] (2) Plasma contact induction: The mixed plastic in step (1) is subjected to double-sided plasma positive electrode contact under atmospheric pressure. The plasma is generated in the atmosphere by corona discharge (corona machine), and the process is controlled. The unit activation energy induced by plasma ...
Embodiment 3
[0040] The feeding composition of this embodiment is a mixture of PET and PVC products, and its sources are toys and fresh-keeping boxes respectively. The mass ratio distribution of PET and PVC is close to 0.43. The operation method for its separation is:
[0041] (1) Pretreatment step 1: Soak in tap water containing detergent decontamination powder, stir and feed for 10 minutes to remove stains, then re-wash with tap water to remove detergent, and use a small pulverizer to crush after solid-liquid separation. The sieve controls the thickness of the smallest size in the three-dimensional of the coarse debris to be less than 6mm, and completes the feeding into sheets;
[0042] (2) Plasma contact induction: The mixed plastic in step (1) is subjected to double-sided plasma positive electrode contact under atmospheric pressure. The plasma is generated in the atmosphere by corona discharge (corona machine), and the process is controlled. The unit activation energy induced by plasma...
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