Regarding the issue of caustic soda tank trucks
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 19:54. Since 30% caustic soda is required in the manufacturing process, it is now necessary to design a transfer tank with a capacity of 2 cubic meters. Should the unloading of the liquid caustic soda be done by gravity? What is the diameter of the liquid caustic outlet hose? How high is the requirement above the ground? How to connect the transfer tank to the tank truck flange? I hope all the Sea Knights can offer their help~! ] # + + . hcbbs
This post was last edited by rjs999 on 2012-5-23 at 12:13. Generally, such small devices use gravity to unload the contents. The diameter of the interface pipe is generally between 89 and 150, and it must be no higher than the lowest point of the caustic soda tank truck (below 500). The interface for the transfer tank truck can be designed as a standard quick-connect interface, using a dedicated unloading interface (quick connect), or it can be achieved through a simple method involving rubber hoses or flanged short pipes; in this case, a splash-proof and anti-corrosion tray is placed beneath the connection points or anti-corrosion treatments are applied to prevent the leakage of alkaline liquid due to poor connections during unloading. Since liquid caustic soda is a hazardous chemical, corresponding safety operating procedures must be established, along with necessary personal protective equipment (such as alkali-resistant gloves and acid-proof masks).