Hot Scrub Process Guide
This guide outlines the Hot Scrub process used to clean up oil by mixing it with Carbon Chemistry adsorbents at elevated temperatures. It includes required materials, PPE, and the full step-by-step procedure.
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Quick Facts
- Process Name: Hot Scrub
- Category: SOP / Adsorbent Scrubbing
- Primary Temperature: 90°C (scrub), 40–45°C (cooling)
- Adsorbent Loading: 3–5%
- Carrier Solvents: Ethanol, Heptane, Hexane
Safety
- SDS Sheets are available upon request for all chemicals used.
- PPE Required:
- Splash goggles
- Lab coat
- Gloves
Preparation
Required materials/media:
- Carbon Chemistry Adsorbent
- Carbon Chemistry Solvent
- Filter system
- Stirrer
Method
- Heat oil to 90°C.
- Add 3–5% adsorbent (T-5, T-41, Carbon, Activated Alumina).
- Mix for 20–30 minutes.
- Cool to 40–45°C.
- Add carrier solvent (ethanol / heptane / hexane).
- Filter through vacuum or pressure filtration.
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