Method for recovery of reusable chemicals from C10.sub.2 generat

Concentrating evaporators – Processes – Involving waste liquid

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423551, 23302T, 162 29, B01P 100

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ABSTRACT:
Method for the recovery of acidic effluent from pulp mill chlorine dioxide generators using the Mathieson or Solvay system. The spent generator acid is directed through a three-stage evaporation/crystallization process in which spent acid from the generator is evaporated and crystallized to produce stage 1 sodium bisulfate crystals. The first stage crystals are then redissolved to form a second solution which is crystallized in order to yield stage 2 sodium sesquisulfate crystals and, finally, the second stage crystals are redissolved in a third stage evaporation/crystallization stage to yield sodium sulfate crystals. Besides salt cake, the system also produces reusable sulfuric acid for the chlorine dioxide generator. No chemicals are added during the recovery steps.

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