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Production capacity per unit concentration tower in the magnesium nitrate process (DN1000 concentration tower); our current production capacity per tower is ~62 t/d
I wonder what the acidity concentration of the original poster’s solution is? Yield varies significantly depending on the acid concentration. There is also a significant difference in yield depending on the magnesium concentration. Our acid concentration is 55%. High magnesium concentration: 72%. The current production capacity is 50 t/d.
I don’t know the specific parameters of the original poster, such as the acid concentration. The magnesium concentration, as well as the ingredient ratios and the acid concentration of the final product, among other specific details. Last edited by Dai Zi on 2009-3-20 16:57]
Our dilute nitric acid concentration is 60%, while the concentration of concentrated magnesium is 76%. The concentration of the final acid product, due to internal supply requirements, is generally kept above 97%. As you said, the difference in concentrations of the two substances does affect the yield of concentrated nitric acid; however, I believe that it is primarily the concentration of dilute nitric acid that determines the production capacity of the concentration tower.
Why isn’t it popular? I’ll give it another push.
That’s right; it seems that there aren’t many people following the posts related to nitric acid, and its popularity is quite low. Given how prosperous the nitric acid industry is nowadays, it’s suggested that the moderators increase promotional efforts to attract more people
The owner’s concentrations of dilute acid and concentrated magnesium are truly enviable; the yield, however, is average.