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Unidad de enfriamiento a baja temperatura en la producción de materiales auxiliares para catalizadores PGA

The following are the specific applications of low-temperature circulating chillers in this process:

Temperature Control: In the synthesis process of PGA, especially through the condensation reaction of methyl glycolate (MG), a large amount of reaction heat will be generated. The low-temperature chiller unit effectively removes excess heat generated during the reaction process by providing refrigerant to the reaction system, maintaining the temperature inside the reaction vessel within a constant and suitable range. This is crucial for controlling the polymerization rate, molecular weight distribution, and product characteristics.

Catalyst Efficiency: Some PGA synthesis routes may involve the use of catalysts, and the activity and selectivity of catalysts are very sensitive to temperature. The chiller unit can optimize the working conditions of the catalyst, improve catalytic efficiency and product yield through precise temperature control.

Post treatment and Refining: In the post-processing stage of PGA, such as devolatilization, crystallization, or dissolution, precise temperature control is also required. The chiller unit can help achieve rapid cooling, promote product crystallization or stabilize the solution state, and improve separation and purification efficiency.

Safety and Stability: When handling flammable or potentially hazardous materials, the chiller unit can also avoid safety risks caused by overheating through effective temperature management, ensuring the safety and stability of the production process.

Energy Efficiency: Modern chiller designs focus on energy efficiency, reducing energy consumption through efficient heat exchange and intelligent control strategies, meeting the needs of sustainable development and cost control.

Low temperature chillers are indispensable equipment in the production process of polyglycolic acid and its related catalysts and additives. They play a key role in maintaining temperature control accuracy, improving product quality, ensuring production safety, and enhancing energy efficiency.