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Hello, experts. Our company is currently looking to replace the accident chlorine exhaust fan used in the liquid chlorine handling area; the existing fan has a low exhaust volume and low pressure, and moreover, it lacks an axis seal which results in severe air leakage. We would like to consult fellow experts to find out which brand offers the best performance in this regard It can help avoid some of the drawbacks I mentioned above; please feel free to offer recommendations. You can contact me at 18553789295. Thank you!
Accident chlorine exhaust fan—which one is your company using currently? The emergency chlorine exhaust fan is used in emergency situations; under normal conditions, this fan is not activated. As a result, chronic corrosion in an environment with chlorine is inevitable. Materials such as 316L and Hastelloy are not very suitable for this purpose, and they are also expensive. Titanium is also unsuitable when there is a large amount of dry chlorine present in emergency situations. Therefore, engineering plastics and fiberglass are more commonly used in such applications
We currently have two units in use. One is a centrifugal fan manufactured by Jinan Shili Manufacturing Co., Ltd., model 9-19, with an air volume of 1174–1995 M3/H, an air pressure of 4596–4537 Pa, and a motor power of 4 KW. The other unit is similar to this one, with only slight differences in its specifications; its material is carbon steel