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Chlorine liquefaction

2018-08-24View Original

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The chlorine liquefaction unit has a large cooling capacity; it’s 896 kilowatts strong – how much liquid chlorine can it liquefy in one hour?
Reply #22018-08-24
Just calculate it using the cooling capacity of the unit. The enthalpy of vaporization of chlorine can be found.
Reply #32018-08-25
How do you calculate this one? Different chlorine pressures result in different liquefaction temperatures, as well as different amounts of cooling required. . .

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