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On the forums, I saw many friends worried about the disposal of waste salt. In fact, the most fundamental step is to render the waste salt harmless and reduce its volume, and only then can it be reused as a resource. The current methods are mainly landfilling and incineration. Landfilling does not solve the problem fundamentally; not to mention the risk of leakage, it also takes up land. There are also many difficulties with incineration. The temperature is difficult to control; if it’s too low, organic matter won’t decompose, and if it’s too high, it will burn up. Moreover, the salt produced is a mixed salt and cannot be used. Our company also took many detours when working on waste salt treatment projects. It took 3 years of research before the experiment was successful. This year, the equipment was installed, and we can finally process large quantities. The purity of the sodium chloride obtained through heating is 99%. Friends who need it are welcome to come and ask for advice; we can handle waste salt directly, and we can also provide equipment upgrades or install new equipment for you.
Salt sludge is also considered waste salt, but it’s more difficult to handle; generally, the waste salt we deal with is in crystalline form. But there are too many impurities in the salt sludge, making it extremely difficult to handle; it’s already good if it can be rendered harmless.
Very interesting. Our salt is light yellow in color; it contains water as well as some organic substances.