Is liquid caustic used for ammonia vaporization circulated?

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Will the concentration of liquid caustic used for ammonia vaporization decrease after being stored for a week? Will there be differences in concentration between the top and bottom parts of the tank? Is it necessary to circulate the liquid regularly?

Reply #22015-11-21

Base 50 tends to crystallize easily and requires vapor heating

Reply #32015-12-06

We use an alkali with a concentration of 30, and there is steam heating; will the concentrations at the top and bottom change if it is left for a week?

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