Daily production of liquid caustic soda, hydrogen, and chlorine
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As the title suggests, could any experienced colleague explain how to calculate the daily production volume of ion-exchange membrane caustic soda? It would be great if you could provide more details. All I know about the alkaline process is that the formula is: 1.492 * number of cells * number of electrolysis cells * time * current * current efficiency / 1000. How are the theoretical values for hydrogen and chlorine calculated?
40 divided by 26.8 gives the value for alkali, 1 divided by 26.8 gives the value for hydrogen, and 35.5 divided by 26.8 gives the value for chlorine; all three values are expressed in terms of mass.
40 divided by 26.8 is 1.492