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Black foreign matter in soda ash

2012-11-06View Original

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There have been several cases where soda ash contains black foreign matter. The black foreign matter is insoluble in water and not soluble in acid. I don’t know what it is and it gives me a headache!
Reply #22012-11-07
Not a belt scumbag? Or metal?
Reply #32012-11-07
Confirmed that it is not belt residue, but also a non-iron compound, which I can’t figure out.
Reply #42012-11-07
No. Because it is an accidental phenomenon and not common, no pictures are left.
Reply #52012-11-07
It probably isn't, and it's confirmed that it isn't.
Reply #62012-11-08
Don't worry about accidental events.
Reply #72012-11-08
It should be belt slag, which has also happened in our company. Check the wear of the conveyor belt.

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