Can high-purity acid be produced using tail chlorine?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:41 Is it better to use raw chlorine or tail chlorine to produce high-purity acid? Will it affect the quality when using tail chlorine for production? # + + . hcbbs
Yes, we have always been producing high-purity hydrochloric acid using tail chlorine.
This post was last edited by 181128425 on 2011-7-4 23:12. It’s okay. There’s no problem at all. The tail chlorine only has a higher oxygen and carbon dioxide content than the original chlorine, and does not add other undesirable substances. The biggest problem with producing high-purity acid from tail chlorine is the impact on automated proportioning. Since the chlorine content of tail chlorine fluctuates greatly, it is difficult to achieve automatic proportioning adjustment. Therefore, a high-purity acid device with a high degree of automation often needs to be adjusted manually.
Yes, we have always been producing high-purity hydrochloric acid using tail chlorine.
OK! No impact on the quality of high-purity acid…
Yes, it has been verified by actual production!
Yes, we just use tail chlorine, so there is no problem. If your chlor-alkali plant has tail chlorine, you don’t need to use it. It’s not a huge loss to use raw chlorine. The price of liquid chlorine is much more expensive than high-purity acid.
There is no problem with tail chlorine. Our current device uses tail chlorine, and the new device is also designed to use tail chlorine.
Yes, we have been using tail chlorine as raw material to produce high-purity hydrochloric acid
Yes, we just use tail chlorine, there is no problem.
We use tail chlorine, so what’s the problem? The main thing is that the purity of tail chlorine is not very stable, so adjusting the chlorine to hydrogen ratio is a bit troublesome.