What to do if hydrolysis occurs during the separation of water in the alkaline environment of desulfurization agents used for ash removal?
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What to do if hydrolysis occurs during the separation of water in the alkaline environment of desulfurization agents used for ash removal? The organic amine ester TPP exhibits excellent corrosion inhibition properties; it remains stable even in strong alkaline/enhanced pH conditions, does not separate into layers or precipitate, and is resistant to hydrolysis. It also has functions such as complexation, soot removal, carbon removal, and scale elimination. It is widely used in high-alkaline cleaning agents, capable of withstanding up to 50% sodium hydroxide solutions, and exhibits excellent emulsifying properties in both acidic and alkaline environments.
How does hydrolysis occur during the separation of ash in alkaline environments using ash-removing agents?