What causes high moisture content in the tail chlorine of the chlorine liquefier?
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Our company uses the medium-temperature and medium-pressure method for liquefying chlorine gas. These days, we have noticed that the moisture content in the vaporized chlorine gas is too high; the moisture level in the tail chlorine gas from one of the liquefiers is also high. Analyses show that the purity of the tail chlorine gas in all liquefiers is roughly the same. What could be the cause of this?
How much moisture is there in the chlorine before it enters the liquefier? For the liquefaction of chlorine gas at medium pressure and medium temperature, what is the pressure, what is the temperature, and what is the cooling medium? Should the chlorine pressure be lower than that of the coolant in the liquefier? Has this been checked?
Hello, could it be that the wet chlorine gas produced by electrolysis does not wash and dry effectively? It’s also possible that the temperature of the chlorine gas entering the liquefier is too high.