Inorganic chemical industry composition

Abstract

The present invention discloses an inorganic chemical industry composition, and relates to the field of chemical industry, wherein the inorganic chemical industry composition is prepared from the following raw materials by weight: 20-50 parts of sodium hydroxide, 15-25 parts of calcium carbonate, 10-20 parts of sodium chloride, 15-20 parts of ammonium nitrate, and 90-150 parts of water. According to the present invention, the ratio of each component is preferably selected to prepare the inorganic chemical industry composition with characteristics of good water solubility, strong detergency and low production cost, and the broad development prospects are provided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of chemical industry, in particular to an inorganic chemical composition. Background technique [0002] Waste heat generated in inorganic chemical production refers to the heat generated by a series of chemical reactions between primary energy and combustibles, which remains after a certain process is completed. From the classification of energy, waste heat can be divided into secondary energy. Waste heat is a kind of heat source. We can find that it has the following characteristics in the practice of heat source application: First, the heat load of heat source is extremely unstable. Simply put, the heat provided by waste heat will be produced under different production processes and reaction conditions. Larger fluctuations, the heat fluctuation range is generally determined according to the production process; second, the waste heat has a certain degree of corrosiveness. The waste heat generated in the production ...

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Problems solved by technology

The waste heat generated in the production process of inorganic chemical industry usually contains highly corrosive gases, such as sulfur dioxide. These gases float in the air and often cause different degrees of corrosion to production equipment and waste heat recovery equipment; Waste heat recovery is often difficult, requires high recovery technology, and has strict requirements on space conditions

Although it is difficult to recover and utilize waste heat in inorganic chemical production, from the perspective of development, in today’s increasingly scarce social resources, under the premise of building a conservation-oriented society, most inorganic chemical production enterprises are still committed to research on waste heat utilization.