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Waste sodium cooling

2008-02-17View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:33. We use dry-process acetylene, and the waste sodium hydroxide is intended for reuse; it is directly mixed with fresh sodium hydroxide. However, the high temperature of the waste sodium hydroxide can cause it to decompose. If a cooler is used to cool the waste sodium hydroxide, the material used for the cooler must be corrosion-resistant. Please discuss which cooling method would be the best. # &
Reply #22008-02-17
Cooling is carried out using titanium coolers; titanium plate heat exchangers can be used when the pressure is low, while titanium tube heat exchangers are used at higher pressures.

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