Quantitative loading system for acids and bases

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For a quantitative loading system for acids and bases, similar to the oil dispatch system in oil depots, is it feasible to use an electromagnetic flowmeter and electric valves when the medium is sulfuric acid? There is no gas supply.

Reply #22018-11-20

Could the switching speed of the electric valve have an impact?

Reply #32018-11-20

It is feasible; what’s important is to take into account the electrical conductivity of acids and bases. A precise measurement cannot be made for concentrated solutions, and flow meters as well as electric valves need to be explosion-proof

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