Salicylic Acid Adsorption and Recovery Resin

Many of the dye wastewaters in the dyeing and dyeing plant's neutral dye workshop contain salicylic acid, a fat-soluble organic acid that was completely drained in the past. Because it is a component of many painkillers, it is used in clinical trials to reduce the risk of long-term heart disease in diabetic patients. Most of them now use recycling to create economic value. The normal printing and dyeing plant recycles about 6 tons per year. Among the methods for recovering salicylic acid, macroporous adsorption resins have been widely used due to their many advantages.

The macroporous adsorbent resin (saliphant resin for salicylic acid adsorption recovery) provided by Jiangsu Kingshan New Material Co., Ltd has high selectivity due to the use of specially designed pore size, large adsorption capacity, fast adsorption rate, high mechanical strength, and structure. Uniform, fully eluted after adsorption, no accumulation, good chemical stability, anti-pollution, strong anti-oxidation ability, easy operation and controllability, saving the cost of process equipment for plant waste recycling and saving energy.

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