Design of salt dissolving tank
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-7 00:05. How is the distance between the baffle rings of the salt dissolving tank and the bottom of the tank determined? Please let your friends know as well. Thank you! # + +
It is determined by the residence time of the brine in the salt dissolving tank, in order to maintain the proper concentration of the brine; too low a concentration is insufficient, while too high a concentration is excessive
The baffle is installed in the middle of the tank body
Baffle ring? I have a question: is it the grid surrounding the center overflow opening of the salt dissolving tank? I don’t use this name for it here
This post was last edited by limingshuguang on 2011-4-8 08:47 – it’s the baffle inside the salt dissolving tank, haha. Is it installed in the middle of the salt tank?
Brother upstairs, is it the central barrel? ? Anti-floating salt? ? ?
It’s either a central cylinder or baffles to distribute the brine evenly
There are blueprints there! Please send one!
Original poster, my understanding is that it refers to the height of the nozzle above the bottom of the brine distributor in the evolved salt tank – in our factory, this height is 0.5 M. This value may vary slightly depending on the quality of the salt used
Reply to 6# Zhong Hengming: Could you tell us more about your salt treatment tanks? Things like their dimensions, the height of the salt layer, flow rates, and so on. . . Thank you! !
200,000 tons of caustic soda per year; two salt dissolving tanks, both with a diameter of 4m and a height of 8m.