A method for dealing with waste chlorine gas and accidental chlorine gas that does not require the use of caustic soda, does not produce sodium hypochlorite, and does not generate any other chlorinated by-products...
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This post was last edited by Engineering-Industry Rebel on November 2, 2017, at 16:47. It describes a waste gas treatment process for waste chlorine and accidental chlorine emissions in chlor-alkali plants; this process does not require the use of caustic soda, nor does it produce sodium hypochlorite or any other chlorine-based by-products. This process will address the problem faced by chlor-alkali companies: the use of traditional caustic soda absorption to treat waste chlorine gas results in the generation of large amounts of sodium hypochlorite. Currently, these companies sell sodium hypochlorite at a loss, while the price of caustic soda continues to rise sharply. The emergence of this process will bring benefits to chlor-alkali companies. Interested friends in the chlor-alkali industry please contact me via private message
Chlorine combustion? It’s not feasible! He doesn’t even have the simplest introduction~
Is it the process of producing ammonium chloride by reacting ammonia with chlorine?
At least give a brief introduction to the process
Such a great thing needs to be kept secret
A company recommended that we use iron to be converted into ferric chloride, and then add iron for reduction
Give us a taste of Thiao to pique our interest