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Sanjay.bambhroliya
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Duct Burner

03/01/2007 5:44 AM

How would b beneficial to use Duct Burner in Detergent Process Plant & which supplier is the Best

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03/02/2007 12:15 AM

Sanjay,

A little bit of your own research would best answer your question, since only you know all the relevant details of the plant.

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03/02/2007 10:38 AM

Are you referring to the sulphur burning reactor for SO3 alkylsulfonate production? If affirmative look up impact reactors in the chemical engineering literature.
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03/07/2007 6:19 AM

How would b beneficial to use Duct Burner in Detergent Process Plant & which supplier is the Best?

We have successfully used LPG duct burners for drying applications, if it is what you mean by "Duct Burner". We can design the system for you, if only you could provide us with details of the process, temperature etc.
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