Regarding the issue of electrolyzing sodium chloride wastewater
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My supervisor has assigned me a task to develop a basic plan for the pipelines used to transport sodium chloride-containing wastewater to the plant’s sewage tank. At present, there is no capacity for processing the electrolytic salts, and it’s not possible to determine the exact amount of wastewater; only the approximate area (3440 square meters) is known. I hope that those with experience can help me estimate the approximate volume of wastewater. Thank you
Since it’s wastewater, and moreover salt-containing wastewater, the volume is certainly not large; therefore, it’s sufficient to estimate a value arbitrarily. Additionally, it’s likely not discharged continuously, so considering intermittent use, a flow rate of several dozen cubic meters per hour should be sufficient. Then the pipe diameter can be calculated based on the flow rate.