The application of solar energy to the solution of some problems of electrodialysis
β Scribed by R. Matz; E.M. Feist
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1967
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 688 KB
- Volume
- 2
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0011-9164
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β¦ Synopsis
The Solar Pond encr~ collector is proposed as a mans of utilizing sotar energy for the coriccntra-Zion of rcjcst brincz from inland bawd clcctrodint?s~s piants. For such piants. conixntmtc dispo~%i ma) be a serious problem. The So& Pond, x\hich is a stabic stratified s)stcm containing so&urn chlorrdc solutions which incmw rn dcnslty \ith depth, itill coltcct solar energy xtd its bottom lager Hill heat up to tcmpcraturcs as high as 90 C and more. Thrw bottom layers arc continuously cvqxxWcd in a \acuurn chamber tnd the vapors condensed in thr feed watrr to the eltitrodialysis plant. This ~sults m a l&Z0 fold concentration of the brine; an increajc in operating tcmpcfaturc of the elcctrodtaI)sis plant nzsultirtg in IOHW energy rcquircmcnts. The prcxxss is described. The resuit;mt brincz can be used to rcgcncmtc a ation exchanger uhich prbwftens the raw f&d water to the plant, making the process \irtu& s&c-free. Dcrstb are giwn c;f an experimental study of such a process carried out on 3 tutu& Mine %tRr. and results presented for a material baIancc and economic e~afuarion.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Electrodialysis is used here for concentrating dilute solutions of zinc sulfate. Product concentration is Limited by salt flux and water transport, i.e. hydration water, and osmotic. electroosmotic fluxes. Then, the variation in concentration of the concentrate solution can be expressed by a relatio