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Solving the problem of high acid content in hydrochloric acid regeneration wastewater

2020-02-11View Original

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Our factory has purchased a set of equipment for the complete removal of acid using hydrochloric acid. In the initial stages of operation, this equipment manages to reduce the acid content to around 1%, but the result is not very stable. In the past few months, the concentration of acidic waste water has reached 6-10%. The operational parameters are generally normal; so what could be the reason? I hope everyone can give me some guidance
Reply #22020-02-17
I’m most afraid of those who ask questions without saying anything at all
Reply #32020-03-01
The system’s processing capacity is poor; the calcium chloride content is too low

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