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The CO2 emission issue in soda ash chemistry

2013-09-17View Original

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What are the sources of CO2 emissions that may occur during the production of soda ash via the ammonia-alkali process? How can emissions be calculated in a simple and reasonable way? ?
Reply #22013-09-17
The carbon dioxide level in ammonia-alkali plants is balanced, unless there is an excess of slurry used for distillation, which causes an imbalance in the ash gas.

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