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Chlorine pipeline

2020-11-05View Original

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The section of the chlorine pipeline that runs from the liquefaction point to the liquid chlorine storage tank needs to be insulated. I would like to ask: what materials are used for insulation in the chlor-alkali industry? Is it online insulation? It’s still kept warm after parking. Are there any specialized products for similar insulation purposes? Are there any specific regulations for the chlor-alkali industry?
Reply #22020-11-05
If liquefaction occurs at low temperatures, it is best to use polyurethane foam for insulation, in order to maintain heat retention after the system is shut down
Reply #32020-11-14
Insulation work can only be carried out after the vehicle has been stopped.
Reply #42020-11-24
For liquid chlorine insulation, polyurethane can be used; it has a low thermal conductivity, but it is flammable. A section of pipe, no need to stop the machine for cooling.
Reply #52020-11-24
Polyurethane, but it needs to be in a dry state. Liquid chlorine is not acceptable

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