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Solid alkali molten salt filling scheme

2008-01-23View Original

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Salt melt filling plan I. Safety aspects: 1. Operators must wear chemical-resistant suits, dust masks, rain boots, and keep the area clean. 2. Oil products must not be allowed in the vicinity, and open flames are strictly prohibited. 3. Contact with strong reducing agents is strictly prohibited. 4. Safety personnel must be present to oversee the process. II. Steps: 1. First, heat the molten salt in the tank to a temperature of over 143 degrees. 2. Prepare clean tools for mixing, such as shovels, containers, and scales. 3. Keep the work area clean and tidy. 4. Add 190 kg of material at a time; in total, this will be done 84 times, resulting in a total mass of 15,942 kg. 5. Try to complete the addition of the material within one day; if this is not possible, the molten salt tank must be covered temporarily. III. Detailed Table: Total mass = 15,942 kg; Salt added per batch = 190 kg; Total number of batches = 84. Potassium nitrate = 190 kg; Sodium nitrite = 100.2 kg; Sodium nitrate = 13.34 kg

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