Water leakage caused by plate replacement caused the concentration of the primary suction circulation tank to drop to 78%

2009-03-14View Original

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The water leakage caused by the plate replacement caused the concentration of the primary suction circulation tank to drop to 78%. Is there any other good solution besides neutralization?

Reply #22009-03-16

Why is it necessary to neutralize? Can't we just pour dilute acid into a certain acid tank first, and then gradually mix it with concentrated sulfuric acid?

Reply #32009-03-16

Now there is a problem with the plate replacement and there is no way to start the machine. The dry acid concentration is only 90% and the secondary suction is 97%. The production is not started and there is no way to prepare it.

Reply #42009-03-16

Add some fuming acid to cycle!

Reply #52009-03-18

Don’t you even have extra storage tanks? If so, can't you replace the acid first?

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