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Preparation of large-particle cobalt sulfate in OSLO

2016-08-12View Original

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I’ve been in charge of this recently. Sometimes the particles are very large, and other times they’re very fine; it’s difficult to control them. Any experts who can offer some advice would be greatly appreciated. . . .
Reply #22016-08-24
The key is to control the supersaturation level; if the saturation is too high, the crystals will grow small
Reply #32016-09-21
I am using an OSLO crystallizer to produce nickel sulfate; we can exchange ideas
Reply #42016-09-21
What is the specific gravity you maintain in your OSLO crystallizer?
Reply #52016-09-21
It remains basically at 39 Baume degrees
Reply #62016-09-21
How large can your particles be now? The particles that form here are uneven in size; the larger ones are about 1 mm in diameter, while the smaller ones are 300–400 μm in size.
Reply #72016-09-21
We also produce nickel sulfate, but not using 0SL0
Reply #82016-09-21
They are more or less the same; will your OSLO central tube get clogged?

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