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High Reactivity Quicklime "Ibuki Lime NEO-1"

High Reactivity Quicklime "Ibuki Lime NEO-1"

This is a new generation of high-reactivity quicklime that achieves a remarkable improvement in reactivity while maintaining excellent handling performance.

"Ibuki Lime NEO-1" has a very large BET specific surface area, significantly improving the removal performance of HCl gas and SOx gas compared to JIS special grade quicklime. Moreover, the average particle size (D50) is equivalent to that of JIS special grade quicklime, ensuring good handling performance. By reducing environmental impact through exhaust gas treatment performance and the reduction of fly ash volume, we contribute to environmental issues. [Effects] ■ Reduction of "quicklime raw material unit" due to high reactivity ■ Reduction of "fly ash volume" due to decreased quicklime usage ■ Reduction of "heavy metal fixative usage" due to decreased fly ash volume, as well as "reduction of final disposal volume" ■ Good handling performance ■ Reduction of "catalyst poisoning in the denitrification process" due to improved SOx gas removal performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Organic Natural Materials
  • Slaked lime

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Lime Usage Example: Neutralization

Lime Usage Example: Neutralization

Also for the purification of sewage! It neutralizes acidic wastewater and has a coagulation and sedimentation effect on heavy metals!

Calcium hydroxide is used to neutralize acidic wastewater discharged from factories and is also used for neutralizing mining wastewater. At the same time, it has the effect of coagulating and precipitating dissolved heavy metals, and calcium hydroxide is used to remove acidic gases such as hydrogen chloride and sulfur oxides contained in exhaust gases from waste incineration plants. Furthermore, it is also used for the purification of water supply and sewage systems. 【Overview】 ■ Neutralization of acidic wastewater discharged from factories ■ Neutralization of mining wastewater ■ Coagulation and precipitation of dissolved heavy metals ■ Removal of acidic gases such as hydrogen chloride and sulfur oxides contained in exhaust gases ■ Purification of water supply and sewage systems *For more details, please refer to the related link page or feel free to contact us.

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  • Slaked lime

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What are iron-based coagulants and quicklime? [Basic Knowledge]

What are iron-based coagulants and quicklime? [Basic Knowledge]

Explanation of the characteristics and differentiation of ferrous chloride, polysilicic acid iron, and hydrated lime.

■What is ferric chloride? It is an inorganic coagulant used in the electronics industry for processes such as etching. It is a strongly acidic and corrosive chemical with a basicity of 0, which causes the pH to drop rapidly when added to water, making neutralization with an alkaline agent essential. While it is effective for deodorization and decolorization, a drawback is that it can easily corrode pipes and equipment. ■What is polysilicic acid iron? Polysilicic acid iron, also known as polyferric, has a basicity of about 10-20% and is less corrosive compared to ferric chloride, leading to its increasing use as an inorganic coagulant. ■What is quicklime? Quicklime (calcium hydroxide) is well-known as an inorganic coagulant other than iron and aluminum-based ones. Unlike other inorganic coagulants that exhibit acidity, quicklime shows strong alkalinity. ■How can it coagulate despite being alkaline? Many coagulants are acidic and coagulate by neutralizing negatively charged debris in water with positive ions. Quicklime also produces calcium ions with a positive charge when dissolved in water, allowing it to exhibit coagulation effects despite being alkaline. It is often used as a neutralizing agent. These inorganic coagulants are selected based on the desired effects and the corrosion resistance of the equipment. Please feel free to consult us first.

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  • Wastewater/wastewater treatment equipment
  • Wastewater treatment equipment, technology and maintenance
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Two challenges of quicklime

Two challenges of quicklime

Introducing the rapid wear of the seal part and wear caused by slaked lime in a column format!

In the factory, various types of water are used. Cooling water to prevent overheating of machines and equipment, boiler water used to generate steam in boilers, and cleaning water used for washing products and machine parts are just a few examples of how water is utilized in different situations. Among these, did you know that the pump used to transport quicklime plays an important role? *For more details on the column, please refer to the related link. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.*

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  • Slaked lime

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Aren't you pretending not to see that white stain?

Aren't you pretending not to see that white stain?

Introducing a story related to "slaked lime," which is often used in wastewater treatment sites!

The water used in factories contains various components, so it cannot be discharged into nature as it is. That is why many factories have wastewater treatment facilities that clean the water to meet specified standards before discharging it. This time, we will discuss "calcium hydroxide," which is often used in wastewater treatment processes. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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