I would like to ask if there is anything that needs to be improved by using compressed air to bubble ammonia before the brine enters the front reaction tank.

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:54. I would like to ask if there is anything to be improved by using compressed air bubbling to remove ammonia before the brine enters the front reaction tank. -

Reply #22010-07-07

We just blow compressed air to remove ammonia. Haha, the process is simple, but the treatment effect is not bad. What other advanced things are there?

Reply #32010-07-07

Reply 1# lt2006003624 me* The company did the same thing. Either turn on the compressed air more, or connect an extra pipe to pass the compressed air, and control the amount of sodium added!

Reply #42010-07-08

Reply 3# MXL19850714 OK, thank you very much!

Reply #52010-07-08

Another point is the temperature of the salt water. The higher the temperature, the better the effect.

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