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Liquid ring chlorine compressor

2019-04-02View Original

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After disassembling the liquid ring chlorine pump, it was found that there was obvious damage around the impeller hub. Could everyone help identify what caused this?
Reply #22019-04-08
The root part of the leaf appears to be suffering from cavitation; it doesn’t seem to be that case here. Could it be that a small amount of chlorine gas has reacted with liquid to form acidic substances that cause corrosion?
Reply #32019-04-09
What is used as the working fluid in this compressor?
Reply #42019-04-09
It depends on what medium is used and whether liquid chlorine enters that chamber
Reply #52019-07-12
Using concentrated sulfuric acid as the working fluid means it probably has a high water content

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