How Does a Neutralization Tank Work?
The most commonly used method in the neutralization process is contacting acidic chemical waste with limestone (calcium carbonate). Thanks to the limestones in the compartments inside the neutralization tank, the liquid that enters the tank at a very acidic level such as pH 3, exits the tank with neutral pH values ??of 5.5-8.5.
MIT Neutralization Tank Features
- Tank material is PP or HDPE.
- Complies with the legislation.
- Installation and use.
- It is easy to maintain and clean.
- It can be manufactured in different sizes and capacities.
- It is an affordable and effective system.
- Cover bolts are stainless steel.
- Tank content includes limestone and neutralization granules.
Things to Consider When Using Neutralization Tank
- Limestone in the tank. It must contain more than 90% calcium carbonate.
- The pH value must be measured at periodic intervals, and if the pH value is low, limestone must be added.
- As the calcium carbonate decreases, the salt released is ineffective in the chemical reaction and creates sludge in the tank. This sludge must be drained to ensure that it does not prevent chemical reaction and liquid flow.