Treatment of silica foam in leaching towers
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The scrubber tower generates a large amount of silica foam; manually removing it is inefficient and affects production. I would like to ask experts if there are any good methods for dealing with this issue ? ? ?
Some manufacturers currently use automated systems for this process, so no manual handling is required. You should check it out in detail; I’m not entirely sure either. It seems that Jiangsu Enfi is the company that develops such washing systems
The key is still to focus on improving the manufacturing process in order to reduce emissions; after all, what’s being hydrolyzed is money!
The key is still to focus on improving the manufacturing process in order to reduce emissions; after all, what’s being hydrolyzed is money!
To optimize the process and change the operations in order to resolve this problem fundamentally
Enfi? It’s really bold of those up there to say that it’s a good company – it’s actually a shoddy organization that started out by engaging in anti-corrosion work. I’ve seen their glass cleaning equipment, and it’s simply terrible ； I’ve also seen the leaching and wastewater treatment systems they designed, which are full of flaws ； Automatic versions have also been designed by Enfi, but they haven’t been put into use yet; only a scum remover is placed on the pool, and the actual application status is still unknown!
There are many problems with leaching, such as the formation of hydrolysis products, the need for retrieval operations, and a high frequency of maintenance for the equipment (pumps). Is there any that works smoothly? Make a squeaking sound!
Use a vacuum device to pump it out? Is it suitable?
If it’s silica used for the treatment of waste gases, liquids, and solids, just use a filter press to filter it! If it’s picked by hand... it’s also troublesome to handle!
Use a filter press for filtration directly; if the quality is good, it can even be sold for money – what a bargain!