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How to quickly determine if there is a leak in a liquid chlorine vaporizer

2020-05-15View Original

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How can one quickly determine if there is a leak in a liquid chlorine vaporizer?
Reply #22020-05-24
Generally, in terms of process control, the chlorine pressure is higher than that of the hot water; in the event of a leak, the hot water will appear red (the chlorine that leaks into the hot water reacts with iron to form FeCl3). The pH level will decrease (as FeCl3 solutions are acidic), and the ORP oxidation-reduction potential will also change
Reply #32020-05-31
Use ORP or pH detection on the water side to detect leaks

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