Liquid chlorine vaporization process
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When liquid chlorine is vaporized and reacts with hydrogen, are there any requirements regarding temperature control during vaporization?
There must be; doesn’t it explode when the temperature is too high?
Yes, but the temperature and process requirements are slightly higher; in actual production, no impact on subsequent manufacturing processes was observed. The increase mentioned here is less than 10 degrees
Please refer to the \"Guidelines on Safety Facilities and Emergency Response Techniques for Chlorine\", China Chlor-Alkali Industry Association (2010), Document No. 070
Be aware that when hydrogen and chlorine are mixed and exposed to light, an explosion can occur; therefore, the reaction temperature must be strictly controlled in accordance with relevant standards during the reaction process
It is established in accordance with the relevant **requirements and standard specifications for chlorine gas.