Liquid-liquid extraction tower

Liquid-liquid extraction, also called solvent extraction, is an indirect and sometimes direct separation process in which the components of a liquid solution are separated by contact with another insoluble liquid. The basis of separation in liquid-liquid extraction is the difference in chemical properties. This device consists of a boiler and a column filled with acne, a glass condenser, feed tanks, solvent, residual phase and extracted phase, and a distillation column.

Category Unit Operation Laboratory

Description

Description

• PT100 Jomo temperature measuring sensor from Germany
• EMKO or Sunward displays to display temperature
• All tanks are made of stainless steel 316 L
• Heat supply system using a German heater
• 316L stainless steel pipe and fittings
• Centrifugal steel pump for solvent injection
• High pressure diaphragm pump for feed injection with flow rate adjustment
• The body of the tower is made of German shot glass
• Condenser made of German shot glass
• The body of the recycling tower is made of German shot glass
• Rushing ring for more mixing in the separator tower
• Ability to recycle solvent and feed installed on the device
• Has teaching power point and student agenda and calculation book
• The structure of the device has electrostatic paint