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[Soda Ash Knowledge] Question of the Day (157) March 19, 2010

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What is the rotational speed control setting for the filter? What problems can occur if it’s too fast or too slow? Please hide replies; otherwise, no scoring will be given in principle. Edited posts will not be scored. Specific hiding method: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=492556&highlight=%D2%FE%B2%D8 This month’s question is taken from the book “Question Bank for Technical Workers’ On-the-Job Training – Operators in Soda Ash Production”. Electronic version of the book can be downloaded here: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-13140-1-2.html
Reply #22010-03-19
The rotational speed of the filter is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. If the speed is too high, the time for the sodium bicarbonate to be dried on the filter is shortened, resulting in a higher moisture content in the sodium bicarbonate. Conversely, if the speed is too low, the production capacity of the filter decreases.
Reply #32010-03-19
The rotational speed of the filter should be set to 10; if it’s too fast, the moisture content in the alkali solution will be high, while if it’s too slow, the processing capacity decreases and efficiency drops
Reply #42010-03-19
Answer: The rotational speed of the filter is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. If the speed is too high, the heavy alkali has less time to be dried on the filter, resulting in a higher moisture content in the heavy alkali. If the speed is too low, the production capacity of the filter decreases.
Reply #52010-03-19
The rotational speed of the filter is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. The speed must not be too high; if it is, the time available for the heavy alkali to be dried on the filter is reduced, resulting in higher moisture content in the heavy alkali; If the rotation speed is too low, the production capacity of the filter is reduced.
Reply #62010-03-19
Answer: The rotational speed of the filter is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. If the speed is too high, the heavy alkali has less time to be dried on the filter, resulting in a higher moisture content in the heavy alkali; At low rotational speeds, the production capacity of the filter is low. 1# steinback
Reply #72010-03-19
The rotational speed of the filter is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. The speed must not be too high; if it is, the heavy alkali has less time to be dried on the filter, resulting in a higher moisture content. Conversely, if the speed is too low, the filter’s production capacity decreases.
Reply #82010-03-19
The rotational speed of the filter is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. The speed must not be too high; otherwise, the heavy alkali has insufficient time to be dried on the filter, resulting in a high moisture content in the heavy alkali. The rotational speed is too slow; production capacity is low
Reply #92010-03-19
The rotational speed of the filter is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. The speed must not be too high; if it is, the time available for the heavy alkali to be dried on the filter is reduced, resulting in a high moisture content in the heavy alkali. Conversely, if the speed is too low, the production capacity of the filter decreases.
Reply #102010-03-19
For the No. 1 Steinback filter, the rotating belt speed is generally controlled at 1–3 r/min. The rotational speed of the filter must not be too high; if it is, the time available for the heavy alkali to be dried on the filter is reduced, resulting in higher moisture content in the heavy alkali; The rotational speed is too slow; the filter’s production capacity is low

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