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Problem of nitrogen trichloride accumulation in coiled tube liquid chlorine vaporizers

2009-02-05View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:09 to prevent the accumulation of nitrogen trichloride in coil-type liquid chlorine vaporizers. 1. Add sodium hypochlorite to the brine to react with ammonium ions and organic substances, thereby avoiding the formation of nitrogen trichloride during electrolysis. 2. Nitric trichloride can be removed during washing in the chlorine scrubber tower. 3. At the liquid chlorine vaporizer, emissions can be discharged regularly, with alkali used to absorb the chlorine gas. . Note ← ) # ← , .
Reply #22009-02-08
Our company uses tubular continuous vaporizers, and employs periodic discharge to reduce the accumulation of nitrogen trichloride

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