Can a liquid chlorine evaporator be continued to be used once its designed service life has been reached?
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According to relevant literature, it is said that use can continue after testing, but shell-and-tube evaporators do not allow for the inspection of the condition of their internal tubes. So in such cases, is it possible to continue using them beyond their designed service life? And apart from testing the pH value of the return water, is there no other way to determine whether the tubes are leaking? Thank you, expert
Liquid chlorine, a highly toxic chemical, should ideally be replaced compulsorily when its design life is reached. Here, chlorine gas cylinders reach the end of their useful life and must be scrapped by law
You can actually still use it until the end of its useful life? Could you tell me what type of material is used for the shell-and-tube heat exchangers you use?