About Distillation Columns
Fractionation Column
- Separation of pure reusable solvent from multiple component solvent mixture.
Molecular Sieve Column
- Dehydration of solvent high purity.
- Suitable for isotropic solvent compositions.
Chromatographic Column
- Purification of high valve compounds using flash chromatography.
- Resin application for isolation of active principles.
Comprehensive Customization and FlexibilityChoose from a wide spectrum of design parameters including column diameter (100 mm 800 mm), various tray types (bubble cap, sieve, valve), and multiple packing options such as ceramic, stainless steel, and structured types. Every component is tailored to meet specific process requirements, making these columns an ideal fit for pilot plants, research, or full-scale industrial production.
Safety and Compliance AssuredSafety is paramount, with built-in over-pressure and temperature safeguards, compliance with GMP and ASME/IS standards, and full documentation (IQ, OQ, PQ). Automated temperature and pressure controls, as well as CIP (Clean-In-Place) systems, guarantee consistent, safe operation and quick turnaround during maintenance.
Efficiency, Maintenance, and SupportEngineered for high efficiency (up to 98%), these columns integrate pickled and passivated surfaces for enhanced durability and cleanliness. Easy maintenance features include tool-free access panels and efficient cleaning systems. On-site installation and technical support are provided to ensure seamless integration into your existing setup.
FAQs of Distillation Columns:
Q: How does the CIP (Clean-In-Place) system benefit the distillation process?
A: The integrated CIP (Clean-In-Place) system streamlines routine cleaning, minimizes downtime, and maintains product integrity. It allows for efficient washing of internal surfaces without disassembling the column, ensuring compliance with GMP standards and facilitating faster changeovers between batches.
Q: What industries typically use these distillation columns and why are they suitable?
A: These columns are ideal for chemical, pharmaceutical, and petrochemical industries due to their robust stainless steel construction, high efficiency (up to 98%), and flexibility in handling both liquid and vapor feeds. Their design supports various operating pressures, rigorous standards, and process connection requirements.
Q: When should a customer choose bubble cap, sieve, or valve trays?
A: The selection of tray type depends on process needs. Bubble cap trays are preferred for flexible operations and high turndown ratios, sieve trays deliver simplicity and cost-effectiveness for clean feeds, and valve trays offer adaptability for varying flow conditions. Each type is suited to specific process dynamics and product requirements.
Q: Where can these distillation columns be installed, and what support is provided during installation?
A: These columns are designed to be installed in industrial environments such as chemical plants, pharmaceutical facilities, or pilot plants. On-site installation is supported by our technical team, ensuring proper setup, commissioning, and integration with existing systems.
Q: What is the process for customizing a distillation column to a specific application?
A: Customization involves collaborating with our design engineers to specify parameters like diameter, tray or packing type, operating pressure, and feed type. We also determine condenser and reboiler specifications, control system integration, and accessory selection to match your unique process and capacity needs.
Q: How does compliance with ASME/IS standards and GMP enhance product assurance?
A: Compliance with ASME/IS and GMP standards ensures the column is engineered for safety, consistency, and regulatory approval in regulated industries. This adherence is essential for pharmaceutical and chemical producers seeking reliable, validated, and auditable equipment.
Q: What are the key benefits of using these semi-automatic, PLC-based distillation columns?
A: Key advantages include greater process consistency, user-friendly controls, easy maintenance, robust safety features, and efficient energy use. The PLC-based system allows for precision monitoring and adjustment, while the semi-automatic design provides operational flexibility and reliability.