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How are the dosing amounts calculated for adjusting the pH value using sulfuric acid?

2016-03-16View Original

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Hello everyone. Our company currently has a renovation project in which sulfuric acid is being used instead of salt acid. Previously, the concentration of the salt acid was 31%, but it now needs to be changed to 75% concentrated sulfuric acid. How should the dosage of this acid be calculated? The water flow rate is 500 cubic meters per hour, thank you!
Reply #22016-03-16
((98*75%/37*31%))/2, multiplied by the amount of salt acid used originally, gives the amount required when using 75% acid

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