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What connection is used for filling liquid chlorine tank trucks?

2010-07-02View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:43. What kind of connections are used for filling liquid chlorine tank trucks these days? Our factory uses inner-layer PTFE metal braided hoses; I’ve heard that flexible hoses are also being used nowadays. It’s available for sale there. Where is it produced, and who uses it? , , -
Reply #22010-07-02
Using a filling hose, also known as a universal filling fitting, is required by safety standards. A quick search online will reveal several manufacturers. The one in Lianyungang is better.
Reply #32010-07-03
Previously, filling was done using hoses, but now the standards prohibit the use of hoses; instead, transfer pipes are required, as can be found online
Reply #42010-07-05
Now, dip tubes are being used for filling liquid chlorine tank trucks. In the past, flanges suitable for the tank trucks of customers who came for regular fillings were used; but now, dip tubes make the process more convenient. I know a dip tube company that I can recommend to you – Lianyungang Lianhan Petrochemical Equipment Co., Ltd. You can search for them online to get in touch.
Reply #52010-07-05
The quality of flexible hoses also varies, so it is essential to conduct a thorough inspection.
Reply #62010-07-05
We have been using flexible hoses for a long time; they seem to be from Lianyungang, and they perform well. Suggestion: Carbon steel is sufficient as the material ; Prepare more seals in advance ; From a process perspective, consider improvement measures to prevent wet air from being drawn into the flexible hose.
Reply #72010-07-05
We have used the flexible hoses from Lianyungang Sanhe, Shuaibao, and Dewei – they are quite good. As long as proper maintenance is carried out and the hoses are used regularly, a set of seals can last for 3 months without any problems. A set of flexible hoses can generally last around 2 years
Reply #82010-07-06
It is advisable to install a ball valve in front of the quick-flange connectors of the liquid chlorine loading and unloading nozzles!
Reply #92010-07-06
Liquid chlorine is connected using a duckbill valve. Flexible hoses are widely used in logistics hubs such as ports and railways. In China, the areas with a large number of manufacturing companies are located near Lianyungang; when making a choice, it is sufficient to check whether the manufacturing company has obtained certification from CNPC or Sinopec. Ask them to provide swivel joint spare parts (seals) at the time of purchase.
Reply #102010-07-15
Can you provide information on which manufacturers use flexible hoses to transfer liquid chlorine? How effective is it?
Reply #112010-07-16
Lianyungang has many manufacturers of flexible hoses; for example, *** Petrochemical Equipment Co., Ltd. is one such manufacturer

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