Issues regarding the use of recycled salt
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:10. During production, when raw salt is used, all parameters of the electrolytic cell remain normal; however, when recycled salt is used, the voltage rises rapidly and the concentration increases significantly as well. Reclaimed salt from Chahanchi is being used. The organic matter has not been measured; could it be the influence of organic matter? Should the total C content be measured? If regenerated salt is analyzed, what additional indicators need to be examined in addition to the main indicators determined for the original salt? Has the unit for regenerated salt been determined? Should we still conduct the outsourcing assessment? ， ， -
Actually, this project is good, but it is necessary to conduct detailed tests on various parameters in the recycled salt, and a stable supply is required
It is necessary to carefully analyze the source of the regenerated salt, as well as the impurities that may be introduced into the system. TOC can only measure carbon-containing organic substances; it cannot identify other types of organic compounds. Therefore, a comprehensive analysis of the salt situation is required. Also, from the original poster’s description, it seems to be diaphragm electrolysis?
A master is indeed a master! But I also want to ask: at the moment, it’s unclear what other parameters need to be checked for recycled salt There is no problem at all with the supply of salt!