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Seeking expert help with freezing system calculations

2019-04-08View Original

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The raw liquid contains 22 g/L of potassium, 55 g/L of sodium, and 230 g/L of sulfate ions; its density is 1.18. It is cooled from 40°C to minus 20°C. The processing of 300 cubic meters of this raw material takes 20 hours, which means a processing rate of 15 cubic meters per hour. There is approximately 200 tons of salt in total, so the salt output rate is 10 tons per hour. What size of freezer is suitable for this purpose? Is it more reasonable to freeze it in several sections?

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