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Division 04 of 09 · Extraction

HTC Extraction Sciences — Extraction & Refinement

HTC Extraction Sciences


HTC Extraction Sciences is the group’s refinery division. It is designed to convert stabilized plant material into refined, tested inventory by hydrocarbon, ethanol and supercritical CO₂ extraction, with a governed interface for solventless material.

Method is chosen by output class, not convenience: each platform suits a different starting material and a different intended result.

Under its procedures, extract is an intermediate, not a finished good, until it has been refined, tested and formally released, and every released pool is to be backed by a batch record that ties its inputs, process and result together.

Solvent recovery, residual-solvent testing, winterization and distillation are each written as a controlled unit operation with its own record, and process safety is designed ahead of throughput. No setpoint is published here; each one lives in a controlled document.

Scope

  • CO₂ extraction
  • Hydrocarbon extraction
  • Ethanol extraction
  • Distillation and isolation
  • Terpene recovery
  • Solvent recovery

Status

In development. Not yet operating.

HTC Extraction Sciences has a draft charter and draft operating documents under the group’s document control, not yet signed. Like every division of the group, it is not yet operating.

Status HTC Applied Sciences and its divisions are being built. No division is operating yet, and no group company holds a Health Canada cannabis licence. Nothing on this site is an offer of any product.