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What are the moisture and oxygen content in the chlorine produced from ion-exchange membrane caustic soda?

2018-08-11View Original

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The moisture level in the system remains high; it is suspected to be related to chlorine in the feed gas, but no relevant data can be found
Reply #22018-08-12
Moisture analysis can be performed on vaporized chlorine, as the error in this single value is high. Do it a few more times. Due to sampling factors in manual measurement, a value below 200 is considered normal.
Reply #32018-09-23
The moisture content of chlorine is related to the drying effect of chlorohydrogen treatment
Reply #42018-10-08
I specialize in the online measurement of trace amounts of water in chlorine gas and HCL, as well as trace amounts of oxygen in nitrogen gas. There are also portable versions available; feel free to contact me at 13262230780 if you’re interested
Reply #52018-10-08
It’s generally around 10PPM; there is human error, so it’s probably around 50PPM
Reply #62018-10-08
Is the oxygen content the trace amount of oxygen in nitrogen? Around 0.05% roughly

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