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4.2 The hydrogen content in the chlorine main pipe is ≤0.4%. The hydrogen content in the exhaust gas after chlorine liquefaction should be ≤4.0%.

2024-07-22View Original

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Dear teachers: According to the \"Safety Regulations for Chlorine\" (GB 11984-2008), Section 4.2 specifies that the hydrogen content in chlorine main pipes shall be ≤0.4%. The percentage limit of hydrogen in the exhaust gas after chlorine liquefaction, at ≤4.0%, refers to volume percentage or mass percentage?
Reply #22024-07-22
The percentage values mentioned in the \"Safety Regulations for Chlorine\" (GB 11984-2008) generally refer to volume percentages. .

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