Can sulfuric acid and liquid caustic soda share the same cofferdam? What should be done?
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Can sulfuric acid and liquid caustic soda share the same cofferdam? What should be done?
I think it’s possible, but a dike should be installed between the two tanks inside the cofferdam.
Agree with the opinion above. Given the actual situation of the poster, the tanks for acids and bases should not be placed too close to each other; it is best to have separate tank areas for them, along with barriers or dikes that keep them apart. After all, strong acids and strong bases are very dangerous chemical substances.
Construct separate cofferdams; materials that react with each other should not be stored together, nor in the same cofferdam
It seems that not only cofferdams, but in my opinion, wastewater discharge as well cannot be referred to with just one term.
The current design includes partition dikes, but the sewage discharge seems to be shared
The two cofferdams must be installed independently and must meet the requirements for capacity storage.
Yes, but a dike should be installed between the two tanks inside the cofferdam, and this dike must meet the requirements for capacity storage