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Salt addition issues in the crystallization stage of ammonium chloride production

2010-01-02View Original

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Which indicator do we usually use to determine the amount of salt to add? What is the range of this indicator? What does its size, large or small, tell us?
Reply #22010-01-03
Gamma. Sodium ion concentration. 68-74 tt
Reply #32010-01-05
Generally, the γ value is used to determine the amount of salt to be added, with a range of 1.58–1.75. A value below this range indicates insufficient salt addition, while a value above it indicates excessive salt addition.

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