What are the physical and chemical properties of 50% calcium carbide slag slurry?
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Dear marine friends, does anyone know what the physical and chemical properties of 50% calcium carbide slurry are? That is, what are its solid content, particle size, corrosivity, and specific gravity (density)? Waiting online
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50% calcium carbide slurry – the solid content is 50%. The main component is Ca(OH)2, which is highly alkaline. Its specific gravity and particle size need to be determined; it is a relatively viscous slurry that tends to settle easily during transportation
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Thank you. Without specific values, I’m not sure which pump to choose
For this, you should have the users provide the data, as they are best aware of the properties of their materials.
Asked, but it can’t be provided :L
What are the physical and chemical properties of 50% calcium carbide slag slurry? 50% slurry, whose main component is calcium hydroxide – a strongly alkaline supersaturated solution that exhibits little corrosivity toward carbon steel. That is, what are its solid content, particle size, corrosivity, and specific gravity (density)? The solid content is around 50%, and it may contain small stones, carbon slag, ferrosilicon slag, etc., with diameters ranging from 1 to 30 mm. The specific gravity is around 1.5 KG/L