Units that use the barium method to remove sulfate radicals, come in and share your experiences!
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:53 Our company is a company that uses the barium method to remove sulfate radicals. Now it recovers ingot barium sulfate from salt mud. It used to be discharged with salt mud, and a barium sulfate collection and processing system has been installed. If you have relevant units, please leave your name and let’s talk! We are interested in collecting wet barium sulfate materials from our brother units. Do you have any suggestions? Please speak freely! # , , &
Please search this website. A few days ago, there was a unit of barium sulfate wet material. I don’t know how to deal with it. I also suggest that it be sold as wet material?
Now you can recover ingot barium sulfate from salt mud. What are the main components of the salt mud and what other impurities does it contain? What are the ingredients? 1) If there is still calcium carbonate, use hydrochloric acid in the mud to convert calcium carbonate into calcium chloride and carbonic acid, and filter it to get barium sulfate. 2) If it also contains magnesium hydroxide, add sulfuric acid, and the mud can convert magnesium hydroxide into magnesium sulfate and water. Filter it to get barium sulfate. 3) If it contains calcium sulfate, or calcium sulfate dihydrate, or calcium sulfate hemihydrate, it will be more troublesome, and you can only use membrane filtration.
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