What are the problems encountered in low-load production of diaphragm chlor-alkali?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:27. Due to the economic crisis, our company has reduced its chlor-alkali production; we have been operating at reduced capacity for almost half a year now. I noticed that the coal consumption per ton of alkali has suddenly increased. I was wondering if this is due to the increased frequency of starting up and shutting down the evaporation process as a result of the reduced production volume. Has anyone in the industry noticed this problem? # ， ， &
During an economic crisis, everyone surely reduces production~~
With reduced production, the consumption of your finished products will definitely increase. Generally, designs are made based on economic scale; an excessive increase or decrease in production will lead to higher consumption. It is also related to frequent start-stop cycles during evaporation, but even if startups are not frequent, it still increases.