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Help needed: Issues with detecting nitrogen trichloride in the wastewater from liquid chlorine vaporizers

2021-10-22View Original

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When searching for national standards regarding industrial liquid chlorine, for the detection of nitrogen trichloride in liquid chlorine residues, a stainless steel sealed sampler is used to collect samples; these samples are then vaporized and fed into a nitrogen trichloride sampler. The stainless steel sampler is meant to be used for collecting liquid samples, so what method and device is used for vaporization? Where should the carburetor residue sampling port be located? I’m seeking help from experts; thank you
Reply #22021-11-28
Use a sealed sampler, with the sampling port located at the bottom of the carburetor

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