I am consulting the manufacturers of equipment for producing calcium chloride dihydrate; there is a 30% calcium chloride solution that needs to be treated
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We have a 30% calcium chloride solution at a rate of 40 tons per day, which we intend to concentrate to produce calcium chloride dihydrate. We are considering whether to use a sheet or granular form for the final product; it’s not clear which processing method is more mature. On-site, we have steam at 0.6 MPa and natural gas available. Our goal is to turn this water into a solid at a relatively low cost; please help us recommend equipment manufacturers. Thank you!
It’s meant to be sold directly to large chemical companies for use in their chill rooms as chilled water – I’m not sure if that’s possible :lol
Due to corrosion issues, calcium chloride is rarely used these days
Three-effect counter-current evaporation, frozen sectioning...
The boiling point increases significantly when the calcium chloride concentration rises; it’s not clear what the stability will be when operating in a two-effect or three-effect system Freezing sectioning should be simpler to operate than spray granulation, right? Can you recommend any equipment manufacturers? Thank you!
The manufacturing process should be mature; we are now looking for a reliable equipment manufacturer
If it is a mature technology, it should not be difficult to find equipment manufacturers. Just find a manufacturer of chemical equipment. I know a bit about it; if you need it, just send me a private message and I’ll give you some recommendations.
You can find a design institute; they all have many equipment manufacturers behind them.
This post was last edited by goldliyang on 2018-4-27 09:43; the phone number has been updated