S.C.F. System (Supercritical Fluid System)

Product Description Technology using supercritical fluids is largely classified into supercritical carbon dioxide and supercritical water technologies. Applied technologies using other kinds of fluids are not as popular as these two kinds. Applied machineries that use these two fluids have critical differences in temperature and pressure, especially in temperature. Supercritical carbon dioxide's critical conditions are 31.7? and 72.8atm, whereas supercritical water requires 374.2? and 217.6atm. Therefore, applied machineries for supercritical carbon dioxide are designed for temperatures and pressures under 80? and 500atm, respectively, and those for supercritical water under 650? and 500atm. Product Specification / Models ? Easy to extract natural materials that are sensitive to temperature ? Able to obtain products not containing organic solvents ? Able to obtain products that preserve natural scents ? Enables selective extraction ? Easy to retrieve solvents ? No environmental problems ? When carbon dioxide is used - No physical or chemical risks - Inflammable gas - Easy to handle ? Low energy retrieval due to low evaporation heat compared to general organic solvents ? Able to obtain high-purity products through relatively simple process