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Sodium hydroxide - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Problem being is that I am having a hard time finding a pH versus conducivity versus %caustic solution graph that will supprt my permit application to the State. Any suggestions, locations, publications that would have what I'm looking for.
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Properly designed and operated, electrocoagulation will raise the pH and reduce or eliminate the caustic demand. It works for rinsewater but we do not recommend it for concentrated solutions. That's what chemicals are for.
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The lime would control pH and also add Ca²+ which should benefit settling, while caustic addition would add Na+ to the solution which could potentially degrade floc properties according to the divalent cation bridging theory.
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Engineered Plastic Cooling Towers Impervious to Caustic and Costly pH Factors; By Ed Sullivan (Ed Sullivan is a technology writer based in Hermosa Beach, Calif.) ... The natural and mortal enemy of metal-clad cooling towers is pH, usually on the low side. A high pH leads to excessive calcium and other ceramic-like deposits.
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The natural and mortal enemy of metal-clad cooling towers is pH, usually on the low side. A high pH leads to excessive calcium and other ceramic-like deposits. ... Interested in linking to "Engineered plastic cooling towers guard against caustic and costly pH factors"?
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A method for treating a spent caustic solution having a pH greater than about 10.5 includes the steps of (a) lowering the pH of the caustic solution into the range of between about 10 to 10.5 to produ ... (b) oxidizing the pH-modified caustic solution until the solution to produce a non-sulfide reactive oxidized solution;
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