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Applications of ultrasonic thickness gauges

2010-05-26View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:16. Ultrasonic thickness gauges are used to measure the wall thickness of gas cylinders. I would like to ask whether they can also be used to measure the wall thickness of liquid chlorine pipelines or storage tanks. Will it have any impact on NCl3 contained in the liquid chlorine? # + + .
Reply #22010-05-26
We measure wall thickness by first clearing it out before taking the measurement! ~The surface needs to be polished~ It’s hard to say what will happen in the situation you described. . . .
Reply #32010-05-26
As long as the percentage of nitrogen trichloride in chlorine is below 5–6%, it has no effect on nitrogen trichloride in liquid chlorine, and testing can be carried out without issue.
Reply #42011-07-16
Nitrogen trichloride has no effect on liquid chlorine, so testing can be carried out without any problem.

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