Water does not flow from the overflow ports around the preprocessor
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:50. Seeking expert advice: Why is no water coming out of the overflow ports around the preprocessor, while water is coming out of the sludge discharge ports? # hcbbs
Is it blocked? I’ve never seen this happen before.
Since production has reached this stage, there should be no issue with the saltwater concentration being too low. It’s probably the overflow pipe opening that’s blocked. 1# Zero-Point Baby
Are all of your overflow ports clogged? That’s a bit exaggerated. If it gets blocked, just connect a hose and flush it out
It’s impossible for all the overflow ports to be blocked, so that can be ruled out; indeed, the saltwater concentration is low. Could it be due to a low concentration of saltwater? Why is this?
What causes the low concentration? Is it because the concentration in the clear liquid outlet pipe is higher than that in the pretreatment stage, which is why brine overflows from the sludge discharge port?
How could it be related to the saltwater concentration? That’s impossible! Is it driving in its original state? If so, consider whether there are any issues with the equipment’s design! If it has been running normally, there should be a blockage; check carefully.
It’s caused by the low concentration of the brine – as a result, all the brine ends up coming out through the sludge discharge port. As soon as you mentioned it, I knew that was the reason; I’ve heard experienced technicians say that the concentration there must already be quite low. It’s impossible for all the overflow ports to be blocked, haha
What is the concentration of ferric chloride? It has caused turbidity.
What is the concentration of ferric chloride? Has the turbidity been reduced? What does that mean?