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Ammonium fluoride concentration

2016-12-08View Original

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It takes 1 day to concentrate a 15% ammonium fluoride solution to 60% and then convert it into ammonium hydrogen fluoride – how can continuous production be achieved?
Reply #22016-12-09
A large storage tank is needed in the middle to hold the material.
Reply #32016-12-10
Of course it can be continuous, as long as the devices are properly matched; otherwise it won’t work
Reply #42016-12-11
This process isn’t like that; how can production be maintained through natural transformation? Do some more research – if you’re unsure, feel free to reach out to me. I have designed a process flow for ammonium hydrogen fluoride.
Reply #52017-01-07
I wonder what material the original poster used for concentration?
Reply #62018-04-09
I would appreciate your advice. I also designed it, but the response was rather problematic; so I ended up using a loop to maintain continuous production

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