How large is the land area required for the 200,000-ton membrane denitrification system? Is 10 mu of land sufficient, including the space needed for brine handling?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 22:37. How large is the area required for the membrane denitrification system capable of handling 200,000 tons? Is 10 mu of land sufficient, including the space needed for brine storage? ， ， -
Denitration requires less space – around 20 Wt, which is equivalent to a factory building of about 4 floors with an area of 250 m2. Generally, denitration processes share the same factory building as those involving brine. 10 acres equals 1000 m2; even without considering the storage and handling of raw salt or its conversion into usable form, that area is still not sufficient. If the equipment is arranged compactly, approximately 20 acres are still needed
Without a salt field, from pretreatment to the resin tower, are 20 mu required?
Is 10 acres = 1000 m2? ? ? ? ? That can’t be right! It should be 10 acres = 6667 m2
The units used by the two parties are different; 1 mu as used by the original poster equals 667 square meters, while 1 mu on the second floor equals 100 square meters. According to the calculation method used on the second floor, only about 3 mu would be required