Problems with sodium aluminate crystallization
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Sodium aluminate is required for this process; it is prepared from aluminum hydroxide and liquid alkali. The concentration is 80 g/l of alumina and 108 g/l of sodium oxide, with a ratio of 1.35:1. The temperature is 80 degrees Celsius. Crystallization occurs in the pipes throughout the year, so the pipes need to be replaced twice a year, and they also require frequent cleaning. Is there a good way to do this without changing the concentrations of the two?
What is the crystalline component? First, it is necessary to understand the composition of the crystalline substance.