High chlorine loss during chlorohydrogen treatment
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:05. Our company has recently noticed that the purity of chlorine in the chlorohydrogen treatment process decreases by almost 2%. The purity is 98.8% in the chlorine scrubber, drops to 96% after passing through the titanium cooler, but rises to 96.8% after the bath tower. During testing, all sample tubes were replaced; generally, the purity should not be higher after the bath tower than it is after the titanium cooler? ， ， -
Reply to 1# sdydhg2010: First, pay attention to the selection of sampling points； Quality of the second drug, sodium thiosulfate ； Third, analyze whether there are excessive errors.
The low chlorine purity is caused by leaks; the location of these leaks affects the distribution of chlorine purity. It drops to 96% after reaching the titanium cooler, but rises to 96.8% after passing through the bath tower – which is not surprising