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Density of flue gas desulfurization wastewater

2018-03-30View Original

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What determines the density of the wastewater generated from flue gas desulfurization? Is it the salt content or the catalyst?
Reply #22018-03-30
All have an impact; the composition of effluent water such as chlorides, alkalinity, and sulfides can be analyzed in detail
Reply #32018-03-30
The two systems have the same external drainage capacity; one of them contains more catalyst but has a lower density – is this normal?
Reply #42018-03-31
The density of the catalyst should be less than 1
Reply #52018-03-31
Should the density measurement be taken after the catalyst has been filtered?
Reply #62018-04-01
The catalyst has little effect on density; I conducted experiments on this. The supernatant is the same as the turbid liquid
Reply #72018-04-01
The clear liquid, after treatment, no longer contains any catalysts that are visible to the naked eye, and it has no effect on density
Reply #82018-04-13
Alkaline method? The density should not exceed 1.1

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