Inspired by temperature Temperature Control for botanical extraction and processing Hydrocarbon Extraction For hydrocarbon extraction, operators often utilize Huber CC and Unistat series to cool down solvent tanks, material columns, and various components. The target temperature range is generally -40˚C to -80˚C. Huber heating units, such as the KISS 202 and CC-315B are often used on the solvent evaporation side of these closed loop systems. CO2 Extraction In the CO2 extraction process temperature control plays a crucial role. Columns are heated and chilled, as are feed and solvent lines, all in order to ensure extraction temperatures as well as maintain solvent pressure and flow. The Unistat T305 heating unit and Cool Smart CS Chillers are routinely paired with these units. Ethanol Extraction In ethanol extraction, Unistats and Cool Smart CS Chillers are routinely used. Ethanol is generally brought down to temperature in a holding tank and then transferred to the process. Heat exchangers and flow through chillers can also allow for the cooling of ethanol. These applications generally call for large process volumes to be cooled quickly, requiring a high cooling capacity in the -20˚C to -80˚C range. @huber_king_of_temp 13 Huber USA Inc. 1101 Nowell Rd Ste 110 Raleigh, NC 27607 info@huber-usa.com www.huber-usa.com Sales Hotline: +1 800-726-4877 Mo-Fr: 8 am to 5 pm E.S.T. sales@huber-usa.com 24/7 Service Hotline: +1 844-223-8673 support@huber-usa.comhttps://www.botanical-extraction.com/