What is the maximum filling coefficient for liquid chlorine storage tanks?

2021-11-16View Original

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What is the maximum filling coefficient for liquid chlorine storage tanks? Are there any special regulations?

Reply #22021-11-16

Don’t you know what the safe liquid level for your storage tank is?

Reply #32021-11-18

According to Clause 4.4 of GB11984-2008 \"Safety Regulations for Chlorine\", the filling level of liquid chlorine in storage tanks, metering tanks, and vaporizers shall not exceed 80% of the container’s volume. Once the filling of liquid chlorine is complete, measures should be taken to prevent the pipes from remaining in a fully filled and sealed state.

Reply #42021-11-24

The \"Technical Requirements for Safe Use of Liquid Chlorine\" AQ3014-2008 clearly states that the limit must not exceed 80%

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