Refining method for salt containing organic matters
A purification method and technology for organic matter, which can be used in chemical instruments and methods, solid waste removal, alkali metal halide purification, etc., and can solve problems such as inability to break, incomplete cracking, and uneven heating of salts.
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[0016] A refining method for salt containing organic matter, the sodium chloride containing organic matter is first stirred with biaxial hollow paddles, and the sodium chloride containing organic matter is preheated to 300°C with heat transfer oil, and then passed through a rotary kiln at a high temperature of 550°C Cracking, cracking and carbonizing the organic matter in the salt, dissolving the salt after high-temperature cracking with water, and filtering to obtain transparent brine, and then evaporating and crystallizing the transparent brine to obtain salt from which organic matter has been removed.
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[0018] A refining method for salt containing organic matter, the sodium chloride containing organic matter is first preheated to 200°C with paddle-type stirring, and then subjected to high-temperature cracking at 700°C in a rake furnace, so that the organic matter in the salt is cracked, carbonized, and pyrolyzed The final salt is dissolved in water and filtered to obtain a transparent brine, and the transparent brine is evaporated and crystallized to obtain a salt from which organic matter has been removed.
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[0020] A method for refining salt containing organic matter. The sodium sulfate containing organic matter is preheated to 250°C with paddle-type stirring, and then high-temperature cracked at 1100°C in a rake furnace to crack and carbonize the organic matter in the salt. After high-temperature cracking The salt is dissolved in water and filtered to obtain transparent brine, and the transparent brine is then subjected to ozone aeration, activated carbon adsorption filtration, evaporation and crystallization to obtain salt from which organic matter is removed.
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