How to remove moisture from chlorine gas
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 22:02. The moisture content in liquid chlorine is above the limit (400PPM); will the moisture content in the chlorine gas after vaporization also be above the limit? How to remove excess moisture if it exceeds the limit? The vapor moisture content is required to be no more than 30 ppm. # + + . hcbbs
Control the temperature of chlorine before it enters the tower, as well as the temperature and concentration of sulfuric acid. Also consider the amount of sulfuric acid added, as well as the flow rate of chlorine. Furthermore, take into account how your drying system is configured
Yes, concentrated sulfuric acid is used as a desiccant for dehydration; since the moisture content and water vapor pressure of sulfuric acid are much lower than those of chlorine, it is possible to remove the moisture from chlorine.
This is a systemic issue; one must start by removing water from wet chlorine gas, then dry the chlorine gas, and finally capture the acid mist generated by the chlorine gas to obtain clean chlorine gas. It is recommended to choose efficient fiber-bed mist eliminators, and to address both chlorine water mist and chlorine acid mist together; this approach requires less investment for smaller devices while providing efficient and safe protection for the equipment in subsequent processes, especially Siemens (formerly KKK) turbines. I am a manufacturer of defogger equipment; feel free to contact me for communication: 139 5103 9432, Zhang