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The process of using titanium blower to pressurize the chlorine gas main pipe at the outlet of electrolyzer

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 20:10. The pressure of the chlorine gas main pipe at the outlet of the battery cell is slightly negative pressure (-100mmH2O). Therefore, I want to use a titanium blower to pressurize the chlorine system to overcome the equipment resistance and pipeline resistance between the battery cell and the chlorine compressor. The process of chlorine treatment is that the chlorine at the outlet of the cell passes through a chlorine scrubber, one stage of titanium cooling, two stages of titanium cooling, one stage of packed tower, two stages of packed tower, and bubble tower. The titanium cooling used for pressurization should be added between the scrubber and a section of titanium cooling. Does anyone have experience in this area? Please tell me.: 1. Electrolyzer outlet pressure: 2. How to choose the air volume of the fan and the total pressure at the fan outlet? 3. Whether the fan needs frequency conversion ; 4. Operating procedures for the fan when the system is started. 5. How is the operating status of the fan? Thanks# , , &

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