Comparison between systems without fan-driven pressure enhancement and those with fan-driven pressure enhancement in the post-filling tower stage of chlorine engineering processes for hydrogen chloride treatment

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Experts, please discuss: Topic: In chlorine engineering processes, no fan is used for pressurization before the chlorohydrogen treatment packed tower. Comparison object: In chlorine engineering processes, a fan is used to increase pressure before the hydrogen chloride treatment packed tower. Discussion scope: Comparison of the impact of using a fan versus not using a fan on the saltwater ratio in the electrolysis system. 2. Comparison of requirements for hydrogen chloride pressure. 3. Comparison of inlet and outlet pressure requirements for turbines. 4. Comparison of inlet and outlet pressures of the hydrogen treatment hydrogen compressor. 5. Comparison of resistance requirements for chlorine treatment units, scrubbers, titanium coolers, water mist collectors, packed towers, bubble columns, and acid mist collectors. 6. Comparison of chlorohydrogen pressure regulation operations. 7. Comparison of pressure requirements at the inlet of the chiller in the liquefaction unit. 8. Comparison of the impact on the operating capacity of the anode and cathode chambers in the electrolyzer. 9. Comparison of the impact on equipment such as electrolyzers. 10. Comparison of adding acid to the electrolytic anode. 11. Please list other differences for comparison. All professionals are welcome to actively participate in the discussion. Thanks for the advice. This post was last edited by 181128425 on 2009-3-20 14:16]