Does nitrogen trichloride accumulate at the bottom of the Y-filter on the liquid chlorine pipeline?

2017-10-19View Original

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Can nitrogen trichloride accumulate at the bottom of the Y-filter on the liquid chlorine pipeline? If the filter element is cleaned online (without removing it), and the scraper comes into contact with the filter element through friction, could nitrogen trichloride explode?

Reply #22017-10-19

That’s too dangerous; it’s advised not to do it.

Reply #32017-10-22

How to perform online cleaning? Please give some guidance

Reply #42017-10-24

“Does nitrogen trichloride accumulate at the bottom of the Y-filter on the liquid chlorine pipeline? If the filter element is cleaned online (without removing it), and the scraper comes into contact with the filter element through friction, could nitrogen trichloride explode? What are the methods for cleaning the filter element online?

Reply #52017-10-31

Don’t use this medium online, no matter how much you pay for it

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