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Evaporation crystallization

2019-08-31View Original

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When single-effect evaporation is used to treat industrial wastewater containing sodium chloride, foaming occurs constantly. What is the reason for this? I hope experts can provide some guidance
Reply #22019-09-01
There are fungi; you can add some defoamer
Reply #32019-09-08
An antifoaming agent was added, but after steaming for a while, foam appeared again, which also caused the material to be sucked back
Reply #42019-09-08
Added it, some amount of it; no salt is coming out now

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