How to clean the salt sludge in the desalination pond
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:11. Our factory uses underground tanks for salt dissolution; after some time, salt sludge accumulates at the bottom of these tanks. Since there are no sprinklers for dissolving salt at the bottom of the tanks, the salt sludge must be removed manually, which is time-consuming and labor-intensive. I would like to ask my colleagues if there are any good ways to handle this? ? :Handshake: What type of salt treatment device do you use? ? # ， ， &
Flush with a high-pressure water gun, then pump the mud out using a slurry pump
High-pressure water gun, air agitation, and slurry pump
There’s no good way; just do as was said upstairs
Flush it with a high-pressure water gun, then pump the mud out using a slurry pump; there’s no other good way.
I’ve learned about it; our factory also uses underground salt ponds. By the way, when refined salt is used, how often does one need to clean the salt pond?
As far as I know, everyone uses the method suggested by the original poster to remove salt mud; there is no better way. The slurry pump isn’t very effective either, as there are many large particles of sand and gravel in the saline mud.