Digital Solvent Recovery Still Apparatus Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : TVT-BATE-10373
The Digital Solvent Recovery Still Apparatus from Tvet Equipments recovers and redistills contaminated solvent used in bitumen extraction testing, reducing solvent consumption and disposal costs for laboratories running frequent extraction tests.
How It Works
Contaminated solvent from extraction testing is fed into the still's fully stainless-steel recovery unit, which comprises two integral tanks — one holding the contaminated solvent and one collecting the clean, redistilled solvent after separation. A digital thermostatic control unit heats the solvent to drive off and recondense it, while the built-in circulation cooling unit (with its own water circulation pump) condenses the vapour efficiently; built-in safety devices prevent overheating throughout the cycle.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Recycling Capacity | 10 L/H |
| Temperature Control Range | 50-200 °C |
| Heating Power | 1000W x 2 nos. |
| Product Dimensions | 780 (L) x 452 (W) x 1280 (H) mm |
| Packing Dimensions | 880 (L) x 552 (W) x 1380 (H) mm |
| Approx. Product Weight | 46 kg |
| Approx. Packing Weight | 50 kg |
| Power Supply | 220V, 1ph, 50/60Hz |
Applications
The Digital Solvent Recovery Still Apparatus supports solvent management in bitumen extraction testing under ASTM D2172, recovering and redistilling the solvent used to extract bitumen from bituminous paving mixtures so it can be reused rather than discarded. It is used in asphalt QC laboratories running frequent extraction testing.
Related Products & Category
Part of Tvet Equipments' Bitumen Asphalt Testing Equipment range, used alongside the Centrifuge Extractor Apparatus (3000g & 1500g) to recover and reuse extraction solvent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What does the solvent recovery still do?
It redistills contaminated solvent left over from bitumen extraction testing, separating it from the extracted binder residue so the clean solvent can be reused, reducing solvent costs and waste.
Q2. What temperature range does it operate at?
The digital thermostatic control unit operates from 50 °C to 200 °C, covering the boiling points of solvents commonly used in bitumen extraction testing.
Q3. Is the unit portable?
Yes, it is a moveable design with an integrated circulation cooling tank, so it can be relocated to an ideal position within the laboratory.
Request a Quote
For pricing, lead times, or technical specifications on the Digital Solvent Recovery Still Apparatus, contact Tvet Equipments for an indicative quote.
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