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I have a question regarding the secondary brine processing section

2008-01-29View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:36. I have a reference flowchart for the secondary brine system; apart from going to the electrolyzer, the outlet of the secondary salt water pump also has a pipe with no flow, and I’m not sure where this pipe is connected to ? ? # , , &
Reply #22008-01-29
It must be the pipeline for saltwater circulation; at the beginning of operation, the saltwater circulates within containers such as the saltwater filtration tank and the ultra-pure saltwater tank
Reply #32008-01-29
Is it possible that substandard brine returns to the primary brine for further filtration? The circulation during operation seems logical to me; thank you for your guidance.
Reply #42008-01-29
The outlet distribution panel for the secondary refined salt water pump is generally as follows: 1. Pipeline to the upper tank; Salt water pipeline once every 2 cycles ; 3. Circulation pipeline back to the refined brine tank (pH monitoring is generally carried out on this pipeline) ; 4. Go to the brine high-level tank (early electrolyzers used high-level tanks for emergency shutdown purposes)
Reply #52008-01-29
Well, thanks for the advice. I learned a bit more about pH level testing.
Reply #62008-02-01
It’s usually for reflux, used after stopping the vehicle or before starting it
Reply #72008-02-03
It’s probably the pipeline leading back to V1402! It was used during the initial small-cycle operation of the system when it first started running

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