Chlorine detection in exhaust gases from the chlorination plant
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In the exhaust gas emissions from the chlorination plant, detection of chlorine and hydrogen chloride gases is carried out using portable testing instruments. Since the exhaust gas undergoes water washing and alkali washing, its moisture content is relatively high; however, the moisture level at the exhaust gas detection point is lower. At that detection point, the chlorine concentration is always 0, whereas chlorine can be detected in areas where the moisture content is higher. What could be the reason for this? It’s unlikely that chlorine will dissolve completely in water. I would appreciate some advice from experts in this field. Thank you.
:Lol, have you found the reason? Lol, is it a problem with the length of your probe?
No, it’s not a problem with the probe; here we draw the exhaust gas out for testing.
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Moisture content determination: calcium chloride is added at the front end to absorb water