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Question: Can soda ash plants use pure water? Please give an example.

2009-12-26View Original

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Question: Can soda ash plants use pure water? Please give an example. In which processes can pure water be used, and what are the parameters for pure water (such as the acceptable level of conductivity)?
Reply #22009-12-27
Doesn’t it use steam? Doesn’t it do any analysis?
Reply #32009-12-28
Yes, part of it is used for boiler feed water, and part is used to prepare reagents in the analysis lab.
Reply #42009-12-28
Thank you. But it’s used very little in laboratories. I’m referring to scenarios where more than 10 tons of water are required, right? 2# sjx
Reply #52009-12-28
Boiler soft water is sufficient; very little is needed in laboratories. I’m referring to use in industrial production – at least 10 tons should be required. Thank you. 4# 007wxm
Reply #62009-12-28
Thank you. The amount needed for the analysis laboratory is probably not very large; distilled water should suffice. What I mean is a larger quantity of pure water, the kind used in industrial production: 3# xjg751106
Reply #72009-12-28
Go up there! Does anyone know?:P

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