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Quality issues with ion-exchange membrane caustic

2009-12-13View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:24. What are the reasons for high carbonate levels in ion exchange membranes? # hcbbs
Reply #22009-12-14
It is best not to use compressed air for stirring ion-exchange membrane caustic soda, as the air contains carbon dioxide.
Reply #32009-12-14
When adding alkali, pumping for circulation or using nitrogen for stirring is generally used; I have never heard of using air
Reply #42009-12-14
Is there any pinholes in the membrane? If so, the sodium carbonate content will be high, as well as the sodium chloride content; Another possibility is agitation caused by compressed air

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