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Regarding heavy alkali filtration

2011-07-20View Original

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After heavy alkali is synthesized in the carbonization tower, should the resulting heavy alkali slurry pass through a thickener to increase the size of the crystal grains before being filtered? Which companies have installed such a thickener?
Reply #22011-07-21
Reply 1# merryming: As far as I know, among the soda ash manufacturers in China, some use thickening processes while others do not; The main purpose is probably thickening, which facilitates separation by the filter.
Reply #32011-07-22
This post was last edited by chen-jun-1024 on 2012-2-27 at 15:34. Heavy alkali and thick consistency – I really haven’t heard of that before. Haven’t seen it either.
Reply #42011-07-22
Thickening devices have been used in the industry before, mainly to increase the liquid-solid ratio of the output fluid, which helps to improve the filtration capacity. They also reduce filtration errors; there is no significant effect on crystallization. It seems that Henan Jinshan used such thickening devices back during the pre-Qingming period
Reply #52011-07-27
I heard that the Jinshan Alkaline Plant uses thickeners, but I haven’t been to see them.
Reply #62011-09-17
I used it before, but the effect was not noticeable and it wasn’t successful; I stopped using it later
Reply #72012-04-27
I really haven’t heard that thickening agents are needed to thicken the alkali solution further when producing heavy alkalis.
Reply #82013-02-27
We have been using heavy alkali thickener for several years; it mainly helps to reduce chloride differences and increase the production capacity of alkaline processing units. It is worth investing in for factories with low alkali treatment capacity.

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