Biodiesel Distillation When producing Biodiesel from waste products, we cannot always guarantee that the end product will meet the EN14214 specification using our standard equipment. This is not because of our process, it is simply a reality with some low…
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GLYCERINE DISTILLATION Technical & pharmaceutical grade glycerine can be produced starting from a wide range of natural feedstocks, mainly by-products of industrial processes for the production of soap (spentlyes), fatty acids (sweetwaters) or methylesters (biodiesel glycerine). Andreotti Impianti Spa developed…
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The price of crude glycerin is rising, and the supply of low-priced goods is decreasing. In the 80% crude glycerin market, the number of transactions was higher, and the number of inquiries in China increased. South American sources are reported…
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Because glycerol distillation residue contains a lot of salt, organic impurities and pigments, there are few reports about direct utilization. For glycerol distillation residues containing a large amount of salt, according to the literature, glycerol distillation residues were extracted with…
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Because of different production methods, glycerol can be divided into natural glycerol (also called saponified glycerol) with natural oil as raw material and synthetic glycerol with propylene as raw material. Saponified glycerol is of better quality than other glycerols and…
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When glycerin in used lotions or other skin care products, it helps prevent or combat dry skin. If you have dry facial skin, research organic or vegetable glycerin which may be topically applied to help cure dryness. Some people…
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What is it? Glycerin, also known as glycerol and glycerine, is a non-toxic odorless, colorless viscous liquid that is slightly sweet tasting. It is commonly used in food, personal care, and pharmaceutical products as a humectant and/or moistener. Glycerin is…
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Many hair and skin care products have glycerin. It is added to shampoos, moisturisers, soaps and lotions among other products. Glycerin absorbs water from its surroundings and this is what makes it an excellent ingredient for skin and hair care…
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Glycerol (also known as glycerin) is a major byproduct in the biodiesel manufacturing process. In general, for every 100 pounds of biodiesel produced, approximately 10 pounds of crude glycerol are created. As the biodiesel industry is rapidly expanding, a glut…
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For a long time, the demand for glycerol in China’s market is very strong, but domestic glycerol can not meet the market demand, and a large number of imports are needed every year to fill the gap. At present, glycerol…
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