Calcium chloride particles produced by the spraying method have a dull color
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This post was last edited by Engineering-Rebel on June 24, 2016, at 07:47. The equipment we designed meets all requirements in terms of content and output. However, the current products have an unattractive, dull color. When dissolved in water, though, the color turns out fine. I wonder if any experts can offer some guidance? Please send me a private message if you can help; I’d be extremely grateful
{:3_58:} It’s dull, right? We’re set to start production here as well soon. . . . {:3_67:} I don’t understand questions related to inorganic substances
{:3_68:} Try recrystallizing with your product to see what the color is like. If the color is fine, then maybe there’s an issue with the process parameters used in your large-scale production