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Why is the hydrochloric acid concentration low in the chlorinated paraffins process?

2018-07-02View Original

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During the production of chlorinated paraffins, the concentration of hydrochloric acid generated as a by-product is around 28. What’s the reason for this? It generally can reach around 31. Who knows? Please let me know how to adjust it Thank you.
Reply #22018-07-16
By adjusting the water absorption amount in the falling film tower, the concentration can be controlled. I don’t understand why your concentration can’t be adjusted.

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