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Chloride ion issue when alternating the use of brine and circulating water in reaction vessels

2019-03-18View Original

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As mentioned above, the jacket of the reaction vessel is first filled with saline and then pressurized, after which circulating water is used. Over time, chloride ions accumulate in this circulating water; equipment that is sensitive to chloride ions will then suffer from corrosion as a result. How can this problem be solved? Seek guidance from experts!
Reply #22019-03-18
Looking back carefully, do you know what you want to say? Anyway, I’m a bit confused after looking at it; P
Reply #32019-03-18
Simply put, chloride ions have gotten into the circulating water – how can they be removed conveniently?
Reply #42019-03-19
The two-step cooling process had to be carried out on a single device, which led to system issues. Change the cooling process to prevent the two streams of water from coming into contact
Reply #52019-03-26
Stop using salt water; use another medium. Chaoyang Sunlight Chemical has it, and my company has used it before.

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