What is the calcium-to-magnesium ratio at the pre-treatment outlet?

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:14. What is the appropriate ratio of calcium to magnesium in the pre-treatment output? -

Reply #22010-12-29

What’s the meaning of knowing this ratio? The preprocessor is used to process magnesium, right? There shouldn’t be much magnesium left at the outlet; calcium processing takes place in the next stage. Workers from chlor-alkali plants four years ago – I can’t even remember them now

Reply #32010-12-30

The pre-treatment effluent generally contains no magnesium, while the calcium level is between 400-800 mg/l

Reply #42010-12-30

The magnesium content in the pre-treated brine exiting the system should be as low as possible, while the calcium content is generally around 600 mg/l.

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