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pH control of hydrofluoric acid wastewater

2015-11-17View Original

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How can the pH of HF-containing wastewater in the photovoltaic industry be automatically controlled? What if it’s inaccurate when using an antimony electrode? Glass electrodes are prone to corrosion.
Reply #22015-11-18
It should be the polysilicon industry; our wastewater from previous production contained hydrofluoric acid. For material selection, you can simply discuss the composition of the water with the manufacturer to make the right choice
Reply #32015-11-18
In the first reaction tank, we have NAOH (liquid alkali) and calcium hydroxide (mortar); generally, calcium hydroxide is used, and NAOH is added when the pH is too low.

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