Which method is better for separating methanol, ethanol, xylene, and salt solutions using a conductivity and density meter?
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Which method is better for separating and extracting methanol, ethanol, xylene, and salt solutions based on conductivity and density meters?
The company uses a density meter to control the density of hydrochloric acid, but this method is not very accurate. This may require a higher tolerance for density variations; it would be better to use conductivity as a measurement method. Since the amount of water is not large, you can use a buffer tank to store the water and measure its conductivity at a higher level. Once the desired conductivity level is reached, the tank can be emptied directly