What is the appropriate temperature of chlorine gas after being washed in a chlorine water scrubber tower?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:59. What is the appropriate temperature for chlorine gas after it has been washed in a chlorine water scrubber? ， ， -
If circulating water is used as the cooling medium for the plate heat exchanger, our design takes into account an outlet temperature of 45~50°C for the tower.
It is usually chlorinated water after washing, which is then subjected to further washing through heat exchange; this depends on the number of titanium coolers available, which in turn depends on the production volume. If there are two titanium coolers, the outlet temperature is generally 40-50℃
Below 40 degrees, it certainly cannot be lower than the temperature required for titanium cooling (12–15 degrees); otherwise, the chlorine water tends to crystallize.
We are around 20 to 30
The actual temperature is close to that of the circulating fluid, which in turn is related to the cooling water used for circulation; it is generally around 45 degrees. Consider leaving some margin at 50 degrees
Cooling with circulating water is usually around 40°C
I agree with 40–45 degrees, because this is also the range we are controlling now
We keep it below 45°C; in the southern summers, it can reach 50°C. In fact, it is sufficient to keep the temperature of titanium at around 12°C after cooling. Of course, if the temperature at the outlet of the scrubber is low, the cooling load is reduced, energy consumption is lower, and it is more economical.