Regarding supplementary water for the ammonium sulfate process
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Our company intends to add the remaining ammonia water or ammonia-vapor wastewater directly to the ammonium sulfate production process as acid dilution water. Reduce the pressure on the ammonia evaporation system and the biochemical system. I’m not sure if it’s feasible. We are now seeking everyone's opinions on handshake!
Adding ammonia-vaporated wastewater can easily lead to localized alkalinity in the mother liquor, darken its color, and cause changes in the color of ammonium sulfide crystals
What was said on the 2nd floor is correct; this method won’t work, otherwise someone would have used it already. The large volume of ammonia vaporization wastewater is a problem; you can take a look at this link: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=123538. The \"new high-efficiency ammonia vaporization process without steam\" developed by Jigang reduces the amount of wastewater generated by 210,200 tons per year, as steam is not used in this process compared to the traditional methods. Let’s see if you can improve it.
Our company has started using it now, and there are no major changes. Coking wastewater is truly a troublesome issue
Could you send over some of your production data and product quality metrics for review? We learn *learn*.
It will be shipped in two days; production has not been going smoothly lately. Please understand