Daily Question: Methanol Technology Exchange Edition 20180609
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Learn from the advanced practices of the *Brothers section; there are prizes for correct answers – every response earns a reward, allowing us to grow and mature through these Q&A sessions. Short answer: What is the function of a dispersant? Where do I need to add a dispersant? Dispersants are used to prevent the deposition of fine particles in graywater, and their function is exactly the opposite of that of coagulants. They are used respectively at the overflow ports of the system’s sedimentation tanks and graywater tanks, as well as on the inlet pipelines of the low-pressure ash water pump and the scrubber feed pump, to prevent solids in the water from accumulating and blocking the pipelines.
Dispersants are used to prevent the deposition of fine particles in graywater, and their function is exactly the opposite of that of coagulants. They are used respectively at the overflow ports of the system’s sedimentation tanks and graywater tanks, as well as on the inlet pipelines of the low-pressure ash water pump and the scrubber feed pump, to prevent solids in the water from accumulating and blocking the pipelines.
Dispersants are used to prevent the deposition of fine particles in graywater, and their function is exactly the opposite of that of coagulants. They are used respectively at the overflow ports of the system’s sedimentation tanks and graywater tanks, as well as on the inlet pipelines of the low-pressure ash water pump and the scrubber feed pump, to prevent solids in the water from accumulating and blocking the pipelines.
Yes, dispersants are used to prevent the deposition of fine particles in graywater, and their function is exactly the opposite of that of coagulants. They are used respectively at the overflow ports of the system’s sedimentation tanks and graywater tanks, as well as on the inlet pipelines of the low-pressure ash water pump and the scrubber feed pump, to prevent solids in the water from accumulating and blocking the pipelines.
Correct. Dispersants are used to prevent the deposition of fine particles in graywater, and their function is exactly the opposite of that of coagulants. They are used respectively at the overflow ports of the system’s sedimentation tanks and graywater tanks, as well as on the inlet pipelines of the low-pressure ash water pump and the scrubber feed pump, to prevent solids in the water from accumulating and blocking the pipelines.
Dispersants are used to prevent the deposition of fine particles in graywater, and their function is exactly the opposite of that of coagulants. They are used respectively at the overflow ports of the system’s sedimentation tanks and graywater tanks, as well as on the inlet pipelines of the low-pressure ash water pump and the scrubber feed pump, to prevent solids in the water from accumulating and blocking the pipelines.