Installation of salt sludge circulation for floating barrel
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:36. Could any expert tell me how to install the salt sludge circulation pipeline in a floating tank? How is it working? Thank you -
Reply to 1# Traveling the World: Float on a barrel? Or a Doyle clarification barrel? We can’t risk adding more salt sludge circulation once we float the barrel.
The floating barrel isn’t a Doel barrel; I saw a post like that online a few days ago
We at Doel clarify it by adding it to the barrel; haha, just adding it to the inlet baffle is sufficient. As for what floats on top, I guess it should also be added at the inlet, right?
There are also systems that involve adding salt sludge to the tank for circulation; it mainly depends on the quality of the raw salt. This salt is added at the baffle in the pre-reactor tank, so that the excess magnesium hydroxide in the brine can settle down under the action of calcium carbonate particles. The salt sludge used for circulation must be sludge from membrane filtration. Because its main component is calcium carbonate. A Brief Discussion on Xieneng Helping Sea Friends
Doll barrel bar! The high-calcium carbonate effluent resulting from membrane filtration backwashing can indeed co-precipitate with a portion of magnesium hydroxide, but the question is where to add it? In the Kai membrane process, it is added to the posterior reaction tank to facilitate bridging on the membrane surface; I’m not sure what the effect of adding it to the baffles in the anterior reaction tank is. I hope experienced users can offer some guidance!
Excuse me, friend on the fifth floor, could you please explain in more detail? Thank you