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If the original water contains moisture, should the mixing pressure in the feed desalination tank be reduced or increased?

2018-07-06View Original

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Should water content in the feedstock lead to a decrease or an increase in the mixing pressure in the electrodialysis desalination tank?
Reply #22018-07-07
It’s hard to determine; it depends on the conditions on site. Generally, when water is present, the mixing rate is first reduced to see what happens. To determine to what extent the mixing rate should be reduced, it is necessary to assess the situation on site; for example, if the mixing intensity is too low, it may not be possible to ensure proper mixing of the demulsifier with the oil and water, nor can it guarantee effective dissolution of the water droplets and salts in the emulsion.

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