Feasibility of producing soda ash via triamine co-production
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Some sources suggest that pure soda ash can be produced as a by-product from triamine exhaust gases. What is the feasibility of this technology? What are the main details of its specific technical solution?
There are absolutely no problems! However, companies need to be realistic and conduct a comprehensive analysis based on their own circumstances and capabilities
There’s no problem; it’s quite simple – just like the production of carbon ammonium. Shandong United Chemical seems to have fairly advanced technology in this area.
Hehe, we use caustic soda, and it has been operating steadily for 6 years now
To the best of my knowledge, there is a project in Jiangsu currently under construction to produce soda ash as a by-product of triamine exhaust gas treatment
This post was last edited by ms3210 on 2010-8-14 10:57. Is it Hongze in Jiangsu? I’m not sure what the progress is on United Chemical’s third production facility for melamine, with an annual capacity of 30,000 tons, which also produces soda ash as a by-product.
It’s Hongze in Jiangsu! Currently, a company in Henan is also operating a plant that produces soda ash as a by-product of melamine production!
The prerequisite for producing soda ash through the triazine process is that there should be brine resources available locally, right? Is that the case?
Shandong United’s 30,000-ton capacity has not performed as well as expected since it started operating
“In what main aspects does “poor driving performance” manifest itself? Is it because the output does not meet the designed value, or is the product consumption high?
Reply to 10# lxq700918: The driving is not continuous, and the quality is not satisfactory