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Loading technology plan for the acid salt tank area

2015-12-04View Original

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Is there anyone who has studied loading plans for salt and acid tank areas? If you have any relevant information, please share it; I would be extremely grateful:):) The company produces 60,000 tons of waste salt and acid per year, and now it wants to carry out recycling processes. The recycled salt and acid are intended for sale, but we lack experience in this area and would like to learn from others’ proven methods.
Reply #22015-12-07
Regenerated salt acid? Do I understand that it means desorption? If desorption is carried out, the acid concentration of the waste salt after desorption is very low, so it can be loaded onto vehicles using a single loading arm for distribution; pipes made of FRP, PVC/FRP, or FRP/FRPP can all be used. If the concentration is above 20%, a loading arm equipped with an exhaust hood is required; either a separate exhaust system should be installed or it should be integrated into the system’s vacuum system, in order to remove the volatile acid mist generated during loading and reduce environmental pollution. If the salt acid is relatively pure, it can be absorbed using water; if it contains chlorine, two-stage absorption is necessary – first with water and then with an alkali.

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