How to deal with lumps formed in barium chloride after drying?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:54. The barium chloride produced by our company clumps together after drying and packaging; however, these clumps can be broken apart by rolling the packaging bag a few times. Could someone from Sichuan explain what the reason for this is? ? Is it because the container was sealed before it had a chance to dry out after being dried, or is there some other reason? ? Thank you! ! ， ， -
I’d like to ask the person above: what is the reason for the caking of barium chloride dihydrate? Is it due to too high a moisture content, or has it been left for too long, which makes it difficult to break apart? You are a manufacturer, so you should be familiar with this issue. Thank you
My guess is that after drying, packaging was done while the temperature was still very high, which caused clumping. Generally, this reason can lead to caking during the production of caustic soda.
1 is caused by direct packaging at high temperatures, 2 is probably due to the presence of some crystalline water
Without a cooling process, the temperature becomes too high, which leads to moisture migration during storage. It tends to clump on the surface in the end.
It is recommended to add a cooling impeller or use some other method to cool the material before packaging. Shijiazhuang Quartz Elite Chemical Machinery Co., Ltd