What is being removed through denitration in the ion-exchange membrane chlor-alkali process?

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A stupid question: What is being removed during denitration in the ion-exchange membrane chlor-alkali process? Is it sulfate?

Reply #22016-09-05

You’re right; mirabilite refers to sodium sulfate, and denitration removes the sulfate ions.

Reply #32016-09-06

Thank you. I’m just starting to work in the chlor-alkali industry, and there are many things I’m not quite clear about

Reply #42016-11-10

Our company has recently put into operation a new set of magic denitration equipment. After ten days of operation, the results have been good: around 20 tons of sodium sulfate are produced daily, with the sulfate concentration in the recovered brackish water ranging from 1.5 to 3 g/L

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