Is it feasible to produce light calcium carbonate from sodium carbonate waste liquid?
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Is it possible to use sodium carbonate waste liquid to produce light calcium carbonate? This would allow for the treatment of waste liquids containing sodium carbonate while also yielding a valuable by-product. Are there any experts in this field who could provide guidance?
It is certainly possible, and in fact quite feasible. Here we have two companies that use the waste liquid from alkali plants to produce light calcium carbonate, and they have been achieving good results for over a decade now.
It is feasible both in theory and in practice; of course, the contents of other components and trace elements in the sodium carbonate waste liquid, as well as the intended use of the final product, also need to be taken into consideration. :)
Test the components of the waste liquid; the treatment method is feasible. Calculate the costs and the benefits.