Activated Bleaching Earth Fuller′s Earth for Oil

 activated bleaching powder fuller's earth for rapeseed oil / paraffin oil / palm oil 

Product Description

Features: Sub-white powder,odorless,tasteless,non-toxic.

Raw Material: High quality bentonite and high quality concentrated sulfuric acid.

Specification:

Remark:This is the standard data sheet and we could produce the product according to your required specification.

How to use Activated Bleaching Earth:

1.According to the content of impurities and thickness, ass proper activated bleaching earth, general usage 2% for oil heavy.

2.Gasoline and diesel generally don't need to heat, but sticky oil need to be heated, such as vaseline, engine oil, open fire and steam is available. Generally heating to 105ºC-110ºC, reaction kettle in iron and add white earth in advanca, can prevent oxidation of oil or composite.

Method of use:

Firstly, take 100ML oil, weighing about 2g activated clay, adding slowly by spoon and stiring, fully precipitation, until reaching for treatment of oil requirement, finally draw activated clay dosage, And then put into production, right amount of white earth into large container, and then press the front of the proportion of the oil that include uniform mixing (when necessary add heating kettle, heat diluted in about 30 minutes or so) , wait for after cooling precipitation, filter press with pressure filter.


Application

1. Used for decoloring, refining and purifying industrial oil, such as lubricating oil, diesel oil, paraffin wax, gasoline, grease, kerosene, white oil,vaseline, etc.

2. Used for recycling and regeneration of industrial waste oil,such as machine oil, lubricating oil,used engine oil, etc.

3. Decoloration and refinement of edible animal and vegetable oil like Cottonseed oil , Soyabean oil, Sunflower oil, Rapeseed oil, Mustard oil , Peanut oil , Coconut oil , Corn oil , Olive oil, Ricebran oil , Palm oil, Palm-kernel oil, Linseed oil , Castor oil , Jajoba & Canola oils.

4. Decoloration and refinement of Paraffin wax, Soap. 

5. Separation of olefin in arene and alkene, petroleum schizolysis, polymerization and catalysis of olefin.