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How to calculate the relationship between the amount of salt water and the alkali content in the ion exchange membrane

2017-12-19View Original

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Knowing the demand for ion-exchange membrane caustic production, how to calculate the amounts of primary brine and secondary brine. Seeking your advice
Reply #22017-12-19
Chemical reaction equations can be used to calculate the amount of salt required. When using saltwater saturation to determine the amount of salt water, it is important to note that the amount of salt water entering the system minus the amount of fresh salt water circulating back is the amount of secondary salt water, while the amount of salt water leaving the system minus the amount of fresh salt water circulating back is the amount of primary salt water
Reply #32017-12-19
What is the percentage of the amount of dilute salt water exiting the cell compared to the amount of salt water entering the electrolytic cell?
Reply #42017-12-20
In other words, there is a relationship between the amount of refined salt water fed into the electrolyzer and the amount of diluted salt water produced, right?
Reply #52017-12-20
It’s likely impossible to state what the relationship is between the salt water entering the tank and that leaving it. The salt water entering the tank is related to the electric current, while the salt water exiting the tank is related to the degree of reaction; for example, acid is added to the anode and water is used at the cathode, but there is no inevitable direct relationship between the two
Reply #62018-01-15
It is generally 70%-----75%

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