Is there a specified speed for the mixer when recovering soluble salts in solids?

2011-08-09View Original

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I am trying to recover potassium salts from solids and would appreciate guidance from those with experience

Reply #22011-08-09

We all figured it out through gradual experimentation and summarization

Reply #32011-08-09

It can be calculated first based on the size of the tank and the properties of the medium

Reply #42011-08-09

Reply to 3# yedx_830: Are there any materials needed for the calculation?

Reply #52011-08-12

Reply to 4# fkexue: They are on a business trip; I just saw your post today. You can take a look at relevant mixing books; there are also some on forums, so you can search for them.

Reply #62011-08-13

It is generally kept between 60 and 118 revolutions; we use variable frequency tuning for control

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