Condensate reuse
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As shown in the figure, dilute hydrochloric acid (or other volatile acids) is used to concentrate and recover condensed water, with a mother liquor/concentrate ratio of 10. Would the energy consumption for recovering condensed water decrease if corresponding salts were used instead? Will the concentration of anion ions also decrease?
I'm sorry. I really don’t understand what you’re trying to express……
I’m sorry to embarrass my elder brother~ What I mean is, in the past, it was the volatile acids that were concentrated, and these acids are present in the condensed water. If I want to use condensate that contains no acid now, can the acid be neutralized and replaced with concentrated salt, so that the condensate no longer contains acid? But by doing this, will the energy consumption be higher to obtain the same amount of condensed water?