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QUIMPAC
S.A. produces
liquid caustic
soda from
the electrolysis
of a solution
of sodium
chloride.
Sodium chloride
comes from
the salt produced
in Quimpac’s
Huacho and
Otuma deposits,
in the north
and in the
south of the
country, respectively.
The energy
used in the
electrolytic
process comes
from the national
interconnected
system. As
the electric
power is fed
at 60 kV,
the power
transformers
convert it
to 10 kV.
A conversion
rectification
system makes
it possible
to obtain
a direct current
supply and
an adequate
voltage for
the requirements
of the electrolytic
cells.
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Sodium
Hydroxide (as
NaOH) (%) |
49.0-
50.0 |
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(%) |
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Total
Alkalinity (Na2O)
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38.0- 39.0 |
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(%) |
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Sodium
Chloride (NaCl)
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0.02 |
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(%)
max |
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Sodium
Carbonate (Na2CO3)
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0.25 |
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(%)
max |
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Sodium
Sulfate (Na2SO4)
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0.02 |
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(%)
max |
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Iron
(Fe) |
5.00 |
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(ppm)max
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Presentation |
| Caustic
soda
is
sold
as
a
50%
solution. |
Domestic
dispatch
(in
Peru)
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| Caustic
soda
is
sold
in
bulk
on
steel
tank
trucks,
adequately
conditioned,
with
10
MT,
20
MT,
and
30MT
capacity. |
Export
Shipping
Bulk
shipments,
in
tankers
from
Quimpac’s
own
terminal
in
Oquendo,
Callao.
The
economy
lots
under
this
modality
start
at
1000
MT. |
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Hard
metallic
soaps
production
(base
of some
conventional
lubricant
greases). |
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Cellulosic
surfactants,
cellulosic
sheets
and films,
rayon
cellophane
production. |
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Preparation
of bitumen
anionic
emulsion
and coal
tar. |
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Industrial
interest
sulfates,
sulfites
and phosphorus
preparation. |
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Sodium
hypochlorite
production. |
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Oil
refinement.
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Zinc
and aluminum
production. |
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PH
conditioning
of residual,
industrial
and drinking
waters. |
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Regeneration
of some
ionic
interchange
resins. |
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Conditioning
of metallic
surfaces,
degreasing
and industrial
pickling.
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Preparation
of disinfectant
and washing
solutions.
Mixed
with compounds
such as
sodium
metasilicate,
mercerization
of natural
fibers. |
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Tin
deposition,
electroplating. |
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Photogravure. |
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Production
of explosives. |
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Pharmaceutical,
foods,
plastics
and glass
industries. |
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Drying
and decarbonatation
of gases. |
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