Status of liquid chlorine overfill alarm and automatic shut-off device
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:48. Please share your experiences with the overfill alarm devices and automatic cut-off systems used in liquid chlorine filling systems that you have come across. ， ， -
That’s what we use, but computer software tends to have problems and isn’t very user-friendly
It’s generally just for meeting inspection requirements; in actual production, this kind of configuration is very costly
The performance is okay, but problems occur frequently. 1. We use cut-off ball valves made of CF8 material, which is stainless steel. When there is a high amount of liquid chlorine impurities and moisture, the valve core is prone to damage. Considering replacing it with a fluorine-lined valve. 2. Since corrosive gases in the environment are inevitable, it is recommended that protective measures be taken for the control box.