Seeking information on the relevant processes for the wastewater tank in the liquid chlorine section

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I would like to ask the experts: The waste coming from the bottom of the gas-liquid separator on the liquid chlorine floor enters the wastewater tank, where water and alkali are added for neutralization, and then it is pumped to the downstream processing units. . How is the amount of alkali and water controlled in this process? What is the state of the material after neutralization in the reaction? Will frequent use cause scaling in the waste discharge pipelines leading to downstream units? What are the actual steps in the operation of this process? I’m new to this and completely confused; I hope the experts here can offer a lot of help. Thank you very much

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