Residual-Heat Utilization and Optimal Reformation in PVC Production

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The paper takes the actual problems of target enterprises in PVC production as an example. The paper transforms residual-heat waste status in production and optimizes the key equipment, cooling water system of internal cooled of polymerization reactor, which not only reduces energy waster and reaction time of single reactor, but also improves production efficiency. So it saves energy for target enterprises and makes considerable economic benefit.

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October 2014

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