May I ask about the high-efficiency convective electrodialysis desalination technology?
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Recently, some materials have been available on the high-efficiency parallel-flow electrodesalination technology. Here are my questions: 1. High-efficiency parallel-flow electrodesalination is similar to high-speed electrodesalination, after all, both use a parallel-flow mechanism (in high-speed electrodesalination, feeding is done from the side instead of from the bottom of the tank). 2. What are the differences between high-efficiency parallel-flow electrodesalination and high-speed electrodesalination? 3. Which of these two technologies is better and more energy-efficient, with superior performance?
High-speed electrodesalination can currently be used in mid-sized and large-scale refining enterprises with a relatively stable supply of raw materials. . . Crude oil for local refineries is complex. . . It is better to use the most reliable and mature technologies. . . Neither is as mature as before. . . I am talking specifically about domestic refineries here. . . . :lol
Would you like an introduction to the efficient parallel electrodesalination technology? ? What’s the difference between him and high-speed electrodesalination? ?
High-efficiency convective electrodialysis desalination technology – I’m quite ignorant about it; this is the first time I’ve heard of it. High-speed electrodesalination technology is not very satisfactory; it has poor adaptability to crude oil. As the properties of crude oil vary greatly and it becomes of lower quality, it should not be used.
But Tahe Refining uses high-efficiency parallel current electrodialysis; since Tahe deals with heavy oil, it should work fine, right? ?
They are all “cutting-edge” technologies that correspond to stable crude oil properties under an American-style power-based economic system with constant raw material supplies. . . It might not be suitable for me due to differences in climate and environment. . . There are continuous issues with home refineries, especially colds. . . ^_^. . . It is recommended to opt for mature technologies; however, I’m not saying that their technology is immature, but rather that its adaptability needs further evaluation. . . :lol
Is parallel-flow electrodialysis using cage electrodes? Advection and high speed are not the same thing; each has its own advantages. For detailed discussions on electrodialysis, follow the WeChat official account “Electrodialysis and Dewatering”.
I would appreciate some guidance on why high-speed electrodesalination has poor adaptability