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Concentration ratio of circulating water

2012-03-30View Original

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Our company produces polysilicon, and I would like to ask those of you who have experience: our production capacity for the second phase is 1,500 tons per year. What should be the appropriate concentration ratio for our recirculating water system? I also know that too low an increase in consumption leads to high consumption, while too high an increase easily causes scaling. But what is the optimal range? Please give me your guidance, seniors!
Reply #22012-03-30
The concentration factor of the circulating water is determined by the quality of your raw water, such as hardness and pH value. Generally, the concentration factor is lower in the north, while it can be increased slightly in the south; it is necessary to consult professionals from water treatment manufacturers for specific details!

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