A saline accident incident
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Who has had an incident with saltwater? Please let me know
Accidents can easily occur in chemical plants during production, and the same is true for brine handling. To give a few examples of ions involved: 1. In salt preparation tanks and tanks used for preparing raw materials, falls by personnel can happen. 2. Leaks in saltwater pipelines, hydrochloric acid pipelines, caustic soda pipelines, etc. 3. The inner bucket in the preprocessor unit has fallen. 4. The refined brine becomes too acidic, damaging the ion membrane. 5. The tap valve on the water intake tank at the pump inlet was left open, resulting in a low salt concentration. 6. Insufficient addition of raw materials and additives, resulting in high levels of calcium and magnesium. Wait a moment~
Accidents can easily occur in chemical plants during production, and the same is true for brine handling. To give a few examples of ions involved: 1. In salt preparation tanks and tanks used for preparing raw materials, falls by personnel can happen. 2. Leaks in saltwater pipelines, hydrochloric acid pipelines, caustic soda pipelines, etc. 3. The inner bucket in the preprocessor unit has fallen. 4. The refined brine becomes too acidic, damaging the ion membrane. 5. The tap valve on the water intake tank at the pump inlet was left open, resulting in a low salt concentration. 6. Insufficient addition of raw materials and additives, resulting in high levels of calcium and magnesium. Wait a moment~
1. Leakage in the evaporator tubes of the denitration chiller, resulting in Freon contamination. 2. Blockage of the sodium carbonate flow meter, affecting the quality of the brine. 3. Damage to the coarse brine filter, leading to blockage of the ceramic membrane: lol
1. The inlet pressure for ceramic membranes at the first stage is high. 2. How to turn a salt sludge pump, which is larger than a pot lid, into a kitchen knife: lol. 3. The impact of excessive calcium and magnesium content in raw salt on the parameters of brine.