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Reasons for the excessive SIO2 level in the brine fed into the ion exchange membrane cell

2021-08-10View Original

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The SIO2 level in the brine fed into the ion exchange membrane is too high
Reply #22021-08-18
One is brought in by the raw salt; The other is brought in by the brine solution ; Another possibility is related to the material used in the equipment of the salt dissolving tank or basin; check these three main reasons.
Reply #32021-10-11
It has been determined that it is caused by raw salt; thank you all for your advice!
Reply #42022-02-09
We encountered a situation with high silicon content once, which was caused by the lack of proper shielding in the salt dissolving tank during the sandblasting rust removal process for brine treatment equipment; high silicon levels are generally attributed to the salt itself.
Reply #52022-02-16
1. The level of water-insoluble substances in the raw salt must not exceed the specified limit. 2. Pay attention to pH control in the salt treatment process.

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