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Denitrification

2017-05-13View Original

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Is the pH instability of denitration related to the flow rate?
Reply #22017-05-13
There is a certain relationship, which requires frequent and timely adjustments.
Reply #32017-05-20
Yes, there is a direct relationship. The flow rate is unstable, the amount of acid added is also unstable, and the pH is unstable.
Reply #42017-05-25
It depends on the pit. To control the pH of inlet denitrification, we should pay attention to the following points:: 1. The pH of electrolytic dechlorination brine must be controlled stably ; 2. The flow of light brine entering the denitrification pretreatment unit must be controlled stably ; 3. The concentration of acid added should not be too high. It is appropriate to consider a concentration of 3~4%. Increasing the amount added is beneficial to the stability of the adjustment. ; 4. The pH detection electrode should be checked and calibrated regularly to see if there is any fluctuation in the electrode detection. ; 5. The temperature of the denitrified and dechlorinated brine must be controlled stably after cooling.

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