Water content in chlorine and production safety
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:55. What is the impact of the water content in chlorine gas on the production process of turbines? What is the acceptable upper limit? # ， ， &
It is generally required that the water content in chlorine be below 0.01%, and efficient defoaming devices are also necessary
If the chlorine gas processed by the turbine contains a high level of moisture, liquid water will be formed after the gas is compressed and cooled (for the same reason why air compressors need to have water drained), which leads to increased acid corrosion of the equipment. The corrosion, coupled with the production of hydrogen, can result in a decline in product quality or other safety issues. Large turbines require the moisture content to be below 0.005%, while smaller turbines only need it to be below 0.03%. The above figures may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer of the equipment.
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100PPM, our factory uses domestic small turbines
Below 100 PPM, Hangzhou Turbine – Reducing moisture content has the following advantages； 1. It can minimize corrosion of the impeller. 2. It reduces corrosion in the delivery pipelines. 3. In cold weather, it prevents freezing. CL.8H2O affects gas delivery. To reduce water content, it is necessary to properly control the temperature during washing; moreover, the water mist capture filters must be of high quality. This helps to reduce sulfuric acid consumption. Last edited by yzhms on 2008-9-18 13:50