The final work deals with the freezing of salt water, the resulting ice would be used as an abrasive in the ice abrasive water jet process. We focused on the removal of salt crystals from ice when freezing sodium chloride solution and water. We considered the influence of the cooling rate, the influence of the solution concentration and the time component of salt excretion. The initial part describes the solution of sodium chloride and water, the properties and the mechanism of formation of this solution, the model for determining the melting point temperature and the mechanism for measuring the concentration of salt in ice. In the following, we discuss current research on the subject of freezing sodium chloride and water solutions, which help us understand the influence of freezing temperature, solution concentration and time component on the sodium chloride and water solutions. This is followed by a presentation of the findings and suggestions for further work
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