Vaporization process of liquid chlorine storage tanks
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Dear netizens, during the vaporization process of liquid chlorine storage tanks, is it better for the liquid chlorine itself to vaporize, or for chlorine gas to do so? Does anyone have a PID related to this topic? Could you share it?
……I don’t understand what you’re asking: lol
Does chlorine still need to be vaporized? Liquid chlorine must definitely be degassed to prevent the accumulation of explosive substances and resulting accidents
Are there any drawings related to gasification? For reference
I just want to take a look at other flowcharts related to the process of liquid chlorine moving from storage tanks to vaporizers, and get some insights from everyone
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Now, a coil-type vaporizer is required, with a vaporization temperature above 75, in order to vaporize nitrogen trichloride as well and prevent its accumulation
……Liquid chlorine enters the vaporizer through pipes; a shut-off and control valve for liquid chlorine is installed before the vaporizer, and it is linked automatically to the pressure control system of the chlorine gas buffer tank. The vaporizer is usually in the form of a coil; the temperature of the hot water here does not exceed 40 degrees. Drain valves are installed on both the vaporizer and the buffer tank.:)