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Consultation on chlorine use

2020-07-29View Original

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I’m consulting the experts here, GGJJMM. One of our workshops needs to use chlorine, which will undergo reactions inside high-temperature furnace tubes. I think this should be designed by a chemical engineering firm – are there any particular considerations? Shouldn’t an explosion occur, given that chlorine is relatively stable?
Reply #22020-07-29
It’s meant for design institutes; don’t use it casually. An explosion isn’t necessarily inevitable – it depends on the reaction that occurs. The key point is that this substance is toxic
Reply #32020-07-29
It’s a small workshop – will the design institute be willing to do it? I can recommend a few options for you to consider
Reply #42020-07-29
Size isn’t the key; just have the original design institute carry out the modifications. Even more caution is needed for new constructions – can it be approved without the designs from a design institute?
Reply #52020-07-29
If the purity of chlorine is above 99.99, there are no major issues. The chlorine produced by electrolysis generally has a purity of over 98.5 (I work in the electrolysis section). The impurities involved are hydrogen and oxygen present in chlorine. During compression, nitric trichloride is formed, and this substance can explode due to photolysis; these are the main things to be aware of. Please be understanding if there are any areas that fall short.
Reply #62020-07-30
This post was last edited by qugd on 2020-7-30 10:15. If you want to save money, you have to take the risks that come with it. Let professionals handle professional matters; for such risky tasks, even friendly assistance is inappropriate, as blame is likely to arise if something goes wrong. Such things are not acceptable, neither in public nor in private. Besides, no one uses chlorine at home; there’s no need to use chlorine to harm others. It’s costly and inefficient – household blenders would be much better.
Reply #72020-07-30
You’re right. So I’m planning to reach out to chemical engineering design firms to see if they’ll be interested in taking on such a small project. I’m looking for companies that can handle design work; preferably those that are specialized in chemical engineering design. Could you provide me with some contact information?
Reply #82020-07-31
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Reply #92020-08-07
Requirements for humidity, purity, and materials regarding chlorine gas; the effect of chloride ions on accelerating iron corrosion
Reply #102020-08-17
? What the hell is this? Regarding the design or anything else, please leave your WeChat or QQ address
Reply #112020-08-17
For direct pipeline use, non-compressible.

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