Which additive does tire oil desulfurize?

Writer： Kaiqian Oil Purifier Release time：2024-01-30 15:21 Clicks：

During the process of tire oil treatment, additives are often used to improve the effect of process and product quality. The following is a commonly used tire oil to deal with additives used in desulfurization:

Sodium hydroxide (NAOH): Sodium hydroxide is an alkaline substance that can be used for the treatment of waste tires, thereby promoting the release and separation of oil, and the effect of subsequent process steps.

Sulfuric acid (H2SO4): Sulfuric acid is a kind of strong acid that can be used for pickled treatment, and the residual sulfide and other impurities are removed through the effect of acid corrosion. During the use process, we need to pay attention to controlling the acidity and concentration of acid washing fluid to avoid harm to the environment and human health.

Activated carbon: activated carbon is a highly adsorption material that can be used for tire oil decolorization and deodorization, thereby improving the quality and market competitiveness of the product.

Ethylene glycol (Eg): Ethylene glycol is an organic compound that can be used to improve the liquidity and stability of tire oil, and can also reduce the viscosity of oil.

Calcium chloride (CACL2): Calcium chloride is a salted substance that can be used to remove water and other impurities, thereby improving the purity and stability of tire oil products.

In short, different additives play a different role in the treatment of tire oil. Through reasonable selection and use of additives, the process effect and product quality can be improved. It should be noted that during the use process, relevant safety operation regulations should be strictly abide by the safety operation procedures to ensure the safety of workplace and staff.