The difference between heavy soda ash and light soda ash
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Our company originally used solid light soda ash to prepare a solution to remove calcium ions from liquid materials. Due to some reasons, we now purchased a batch of heavy soda ash. I would like to ask, are the effects of heavy soda ash and light soda ash the same in the preparation process, transportation of the prepared solution, and removal of calcium ions? If you use heavy soda ash in the same way as light soda ash, what should you pay attention to? Please give me some advice, thank you!
There is no difference in usage. Use heavy soda ash, which can transport more.
Basically the same, heavy soda ash has larger particles, so it takes longer to convert the alkali into a solution.
What is the difference between heavy alkali and light alkali? Are the production processes different?
Heavy soda ash (referred to as heavy ash) and light soda ash (referred to as light ash) are distinguished by loose specific gravity. In terms of production technology, heavy soda ash is a reprocessing of light ash, which is to hydrate light ash with water and then calcination and drying to produce heavy ash. Brother, are you in sales? :)
Our alkali plant has one year to go, and we don’t know what to do next.
Jiangban, which direction are you going to turn to?
I don’t know yet, maybe I’ll do it with you next time :D
Don't make fun of me! :D Is it possible to switch to fine organic chemicals?
The key is that I have been working in the soda ash business for more than ten years, and I am really reluctant to give it up.