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Production of caustic soda

2012-02-21View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 21:09. I would like to ask fellow sailors: Can liquid caustic soda be heated to become solid caustic soda using hydrogen combustion for heating? # + + . hcbbs
Reply #22012-02-21
I think it’s possible; just be careful about safety.
Reply #32012-02-22
Steam evaporation concentration is generally used: victory::victory::victory:
Reply #42012-02-22
Theoretically, it’s possible, but due to its high risk, it isn’t used very often! We have used gas here, and it’s quite okay.
Reply #52012-02-22
It’s possible, but the security is a bit poor.
Reply #62012-02-22
Sure. Be careful; gas works too. Coal can also be used. I use natural gas here. There is also another set of 40,000 tons that uses coal
Reply #72012-02-23
It’s completely possible. Foreign companies such as Seta or Botte have complete sets of designs for using hydrogen furnaces to produce caustic soda; there are domestic manufacturers that have been operating with such systems for many years, and their experiences can serve as a reference.

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