AROMATIC RIBBER PROCESS OIL
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Crude Oil Distillation Unit Crude Oil Distillation Unit (CDU): is the first processing unit in virtually all oil refineries. The CDU distills the incoming crude oil into various fractions of different boiling ranges, each of whi... Vacuum Distillation Unit Vacuum Distillation ...
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Tiger Nut Cleaning: The raw materials should be cleaned since there are a large number of mud blocks, stones, impurities, etc., that accompanied during the harvest process. These impurities must be removed in advance, otherwise it will affect the service life of the equipment, ...
Subcritical Extraction Technology is a kind of pressurized (0.3-0.8 MPa) fluid extraction process. The extracting agent exists in the form of gas under normal pressure, while under critical pressure it exists in the fluid state. Under critical pressure, the molecular diffusion ...
Naphthenic Base Oils – Refined from sweet crude oil distillates. Naphthenic base oils have a very low aromatic content and a low paraffin (Wax) content. These characteristics allow for a low pour point on lighter viscosities and a high degree of solvency where heavier ...
We make Cummins explosion proof diesel engine using in oil field, coal mine, gas stations, refineries, flour, cotton and flax processing plants. 1. Mechanical part 1.1 Explosion-proof Cylinder Head Made of high strength HT250 gray iron, without air valve guide and seat ring, ...
Crude oil is basically the remains of plants and marine life that died millions of years ago. Over time, these fossil remains - hence called \"fossil fuels\" - are buried under the sand and slowly form rocks. Millions of years later, the remains of fossils slowly \"cured\" into ...