Primary brine sodium carbonate configuration problem
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:56. What is the purpose of introducing steam into the primary brine sodium carbonate configuration tank? In addition, why do we need to add a sodium carbonate diversion tank after the sodium carbonate configuration tank? Thank you #hcbbs
Adding steam will heat and stir it, so it will dissolve faster, right?
Adding steam can speed up the dissolution. The dissolved sodium carbonate will easily crystallize and block the pipes after the temperature is lowered. The poster is using an underground pool.
The purpose of introducing steam into the primary brine sodium carbonate preparation tank is 1. Stirring 2. Speeding up dissolution 3. Preventing crystallization due to excessive temperature difference. In addition, a sodium carbonate diversion tank should be added after the sodium carbonate preparation tank. The underground water distribution tank is convenient for starting the pump.