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[Haichuan WeChat Group] Does anyone know the viscosity of ternary molten salt at around 320°C?

2021-09-05View Original

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Does anyone know the viscosity of ternary molten salts at around 320°C?
Reply #22021-09-05
Potassium nitrate, sodium nitrate, and sodium nitrite are used to heat other substances
Reply #32021-09-06
It can be simulated and calculated using the Facsage software
Reply #42021-09-06
A ternary molten salt is formed by mixing three substances in certain percentages. The ratios are different, so the physical properties are also different. So, there aren’t enough conditions for this question; there’s no answer for now.
Reply #52021-09-08
If the molten salt does not meet the specifications listed in the attachment, it is recommended to request samples from the molten salt manufacturer that include the corresponding physical property parameters.

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