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How to treat brine in outdoor salt pans

2010-07-19View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:38. It has been continuously rainy lately. It is difficult to recover brine from the system, as the volume is large; the process mainly involves adding alkali, allowing sedimentation, and then treating the resulting sludge using a filter press. Is there a better way? The magnesium level is quite high -
Reply #22010-10-17
I can’t understand what the original poster is saying at all. If it rains and dilutes the brine, plastic sheeting can be used ; Or it gets diluted after it rains; the rainwater stays on the upper layer, while the brine below has a higher density. What degree of brine? What’s the amount of Mg? Is alkali added to remove magnesium or for some other purpose?

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