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Regarding the liquefaction of chlorine hydrate at 7 degrees Celsius

2017-07-19View Original

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When using 7-degree water to liquefy chlorine as chilled water, is it necessary to add any preservatives to this water? Otherwise, could long-term operation corrode the carbon steel liquefier?
Reply #22017-07-23
Use pure water; if industrial water is used, scaling will occur in the tubes, making them difficult to clean.
Reply #32017-08-04
Saltwater causes quite severe corrosion of carbon steel~~ Pure water has little impact~

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