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What are the safe and effective methods for detecting chlorine leaks in production?

2009-03-17View Original

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What are the safe and effective methods for detecting chlorine leaks in production? I hope friends who have work experience in this area or knowledge of it can give some guidance; thank you! !
Reply #22009-03-17
Use soapy water to clean the equipment or chlorine cylinders
Reply #32009-03-17
When chlorine meets ammonia, it forms ammonium chloride, which creates blue smoke in the air. During the production process, cotton yarn dipped in ammonia can be used to check for leaks; the areas with a darker blue color indicate the leak points (excluding the corners of the factory).

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