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Is a pressure regulator needed on a chlorine cylinder?

2010-04-24View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 20:10. As the title suggests, I only know that the pressure in chlorine gas cylinders isn’t very high, but what exactly is that pressure? ? Also, should we use a pressure relief valve? ? If it’s not used, will liquid chlorine leak out? ? ? ? # hcbbs
Reply #22010-05-01
This post was last edited by Yino Zhang on 2010-5-6 22:08. No need; generally, when using chlorine gas cylinders, it is the gaseous phase that is utilized
Reply #32010-05-05
This post was last edited by Yinozhang on 2010-5-6 at 22:09. Use the valve at the top when in use; that way, gas will be produced. Is a pressure regulator necessary? Unless you use a very small amount, the pressure should generally be between 1 and 2 MPa

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