Who has calculated how much gas needs to be extracted from the dechlorination system?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 20:07 Who has calculated how much gas volume the dechlorination system needs to extract? It can be calculated based on 100,000 tons of ion membrane caustic soda! # , , &
Generally speaking, the amount of chlorine contained in salt water is
Temperature changes have a great impact on gas volume. The higher the temperature, the greater the water vapor content, making accurate calculations more difficult.
This must be done with certain guarantee conditions for the cooling system.
Help me do the math. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-409917-1-1.html Someone wants accurate figures!
Haha, there are a total of 81Nm3/hr Cl2 200.0 kg/H H2O 14.9 kg/H. Because after passing through the chlorine cooler, the amount of water vapor is not much anymore.
The selection of a vacuum pump cannot simply be calculated by how much free chlorine in the brine needs to be processed. Factors that need to be considered include: the temperature of the brine, the flow rate of the brine, the pH value of the brine, the cooling effect of the system, and many other factors. You can send a copy of the information to the Xi'an Vacuum Pump Factory, or the vacuum pump manufacturer of the import company, and they will give you a detailed calculation and selection reference!