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The carbonate issue in caustic soda

2015-11-14View Original

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This post was last edited by Du Xiaoping on 2015-11-15 at 10:29. Recently, the indicators related to carbonates in caustic soda have shown abnormal values; what could be the possible reasons? Seeking advice
Reply #22015-11-14
The ion membrane may be contaminated by pure water; there are many reasons for alkalinity in the membrane
Reply #32015-11-19
No major equipment maintenance was carried out over 4 months, and an increase in the carbonate content of the caustic soda produced was accidentally detected. The quality of the pure water was checked; the conductivity was 1–2 μs/cm, with no abnormalities observed. So what do you mean by \"intermembrane alkali\"?

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