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Structural layout of the water distributor in the salt dissolving tank

2018-06-11View Original

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The bottom area of the salt dissolving tank is 3 meters by 3 meters; the hot water main pipeline has a diameter of DN65. ① What material is suitable for using as the distribution pipe? Can CPVC be used? What diameter is suitable for a water supply pipe? ②What should be the appropriate spacing between holes when drilling directly in the pipeline? What is the appropriate distance between the two cloth water pipes?
Reply #22018-06-14
The water distributor at the bottom of the salt dissolving tank can be made of titanium tubes, which are wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant; CPVC, on the other hand, is not wear-resistant. The diameter of the tubes needs to be calculated. Holes can be drilled directly in the tubes, with no specific requirements regarding the spacing between them, but the number of holes must be determined through calculation.
Reply #32018-06-19
Thank you. What is an appropriate water flow rate for the holes designed?
Reply #42018-06-19
It is designed with a salt water flow rate of 0.8–1.0 m/s in the salt dissolving tank; the water outlet speed of the holes depends on the number and size of these holes.

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