Liquid chloride ion content: 40,000–60,000
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It is waste liquid resulting from desulfurization and denitrification processes in power plants; its chloride ion concentration is 40,000–60,000, the pressure is around 5 KG, and it is at room temperature. Which rubber material is better for this type of recommendation? What is the acidity or alkalinity level when the chloride ion content is 40,000–60,000?
Actually, it’s just the high chloride ion level; using PVC pipes or rubber-lined pipes will suffice. Additionally, acidity has no direct relationship with the level of chloride ions; use a pH meter to monitor it.
Desulfurization waste liquid can’t be highly acidic; it can be checked with a pH meter (or you can try using pH test strips). Such a system should have online pH monitoring. (Adjust the operation status of the desulfurization tower by changing pH.) Chloride ions at 40,000–60,000 (if measured in ppm) and a pressure of 5 kilograms (0.5 MPa) are not a concern, so there are no special requirements.
Okay, thank you all for your replies. :handshake