How is slurry concentration calculated? ?
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How is slurry concentration calculated? ? Coal, water, additives, limestone
Concentration = solute/solution. For accurate calculation, the solutes include: dry coal, the dry matter in additives, dry limestone, etc ； The solution includes: process water, coal, limestone, and additives. All by weight.
Reply to 1# snowdfr: Hello, I am from the online monitoring team. Our role is to carry out continuous, real-time online monitoring of parameters such as the density/concentration of liquids, polymerization rate, viscosity (polymerization degree), ratio control, phase separation interfaces, and the termination time of batch reactions, by using techniques such as soft sensing and data mining. The concentration of coal slurry can be measured online; my phone number is 13764126148
Hello, I am from the online monitoring team. Our role is to carry out continuous, real-time online monitoring of parameters such as the density/concentration of liquids, polymerization rate, viscosity (polymerization degree), ratio control, phase separation interfaces, and the end time of batch reactions, by using techniques such as soft sensing and data mining. It is possible to detect the concentration of coal slurry online, enabling online control; you may want to take a look
I just read the explanations provided by users on the forum; I’m not sure if they will be helpful to the original poster: There is a formula: X = M(1-Y)/N-M-Z. Where M represents the amount of coal added, N represents the concentration of the coal slurry, Y represents the moisture content of the coal, and Z represents the dosage added. Is it possible to calculate this value?
What we analyze is called total solids, which makes it easier to understand
Ugh, if I don’t look at it, I even forget the basic formula for concentration:dizzy: