Systems engineering: gas cylinder recycling
Gas cylinder recycling (e.g. of acetylen gas cylinders) using vacuum distillation
Especially challenging is the disposal/ recycling of acetylen gas cylinders. Gas cylinders with damaged porous material contain a significant amount of solvents.
Therefore especially these issues arise:
- Unraveling the cylinder body has high risks of explosion since the porous mass contains solvent.
- The disposal of the porous mass which still contains solvent to a dumping ground is without proper preparation illegal and endangers the environment.
- The disposal of this gas cylinders is very expensive
The solution: INHOUSE-RECYCLING
The process
A vacuum pump evacuvates the separation vessel as well as the attached gas cyclinders. As soon as the given vacuum level is reached the magnetic induction heating is activated and the destillation process starts The gas cylinders slowly heat up until the aceton evaporates into a gaseous stat. The vacuum pump suctions the resulting gas through a platter heat exchanger. The gas condensates in the platter heat exchanger and is collected in the separation vessel in a liquid state.
Our units operate on the distillation principle and enable a rapid and cost-efficient integration into existing production and/ or purification systems.
Your benefits in overview
Savings along the line
Preservation of the gas cylinder (unraveling not required!)
Neutralisation of the porous material
Recovery of the solvent
Recovery rate up to 95%
Amortisation normally < 1 Jahr
Compact and space saving design
High distillation performance
Rapid and efficient heating up due to magnetic induction
Treatment of up to 8 gas cylinders simultaneously
Switching cabinet with electrical control
Continous process flow
Monitoring/ safeguarding of safety parameters
Automatic inhouse operation
No elaborate external treatment
No transport of hazardous goods on public transportation routes
Designed for 24-hour operation
Minimized plant monitoring
Water cooling
Emission free condensation of the solvent gases even at high surrounding temperatures
Systems engineering according to european directives
Highest operation safety
Pneumatic controlled heating unit
Easy loading of the gas cylinders