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What is the treatment method for a dilute salt acid at a concentration of about 10%?

2015-11-24View Original

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Everyone share their opinions! Let’s see what good ways there are to deal with this
Reply #22015-11-25
Getting rid of salt and acid through treatment is a good approach; conventional methods generate wastewater and solid waste, so it’s better to sell them directly. . . Are there any special methods?
Reply #32015-11-25
No. If sold directly, it is mainly aimed at pickling manufacturers. But the water resulting from pickling is likely to be handled in no proper way either; in fact, it has significant drawbacks. It’s just that environmental protection isn’t taken into account.
Reply #42015-11-26
If it can’t be sold on the market, the neutralization method can be used.
Reply #52015-11-30
The saline water and solid waste generated by neutralization require extremely high treatment costs. Environmental protection is strictly enforced here.
Reply #62015-12-03
It can be recycled, but currently, there’s so much of this low-purity salt and acid on the market that no one wants to buy it, even at a premium price.
Reply #72016-03-31
For small quantities, it is sent directly; for larger quantities, acid recovery is considered. Try the salt-acid hydrolysis method

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