I would like to ask everyone: when calculating safety valves, should liquid chlorine be treated as a liquefied gas?

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I would like to ask everyone: when calculating safety valves, should liquid chlorine be treated as a liquefied gas? Please provide different results for gases and liquefied gases, thank you:handshake

Reply #22018-11-15

It varies depending on the operating conditions; for example, the assessment is different in a heat exchanger, within pipes, and in case of a fire

Reply #32018-11-15

For liquid chlorine storage tanks, isn’t the safety valve installed on the gas phase side? It’s installed to prevent excessive pressure, right? If that’s the case, then it is considered part of the gas system

Reply #42018-11-15

Thank you:handshake

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