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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 21:36. Information regarding liquid chlorine separators is welcome; any materials or drawings would also be helpful. Thank you in advance to all the experts. 348038170@qq.com # + + . hcbbs
Reply to 1# billiejeanfan77: The separator isn’t that bad either~! The material is usually 16Mn, and its internal structure is simple as well – it’s just used to separate gaseous and liquid chlorine.
I work in the field of separators, mainly focusing on nitro compound fertilizer products. As for the liquid chlorine filter you mentioned, it should refer to a liquid-solid filter; there’s not much to say about ordinary mechanical separation methods, as their structure is quite simple; If it uses the type of filter element commonly used in China – such as stainless steel sintered wire felt or glass fiber – then its filtration efficiency is quite high. However, the pressure drop can be significant, and its service life is short; it tends to clog easily. But after all, no product can be perfect, and its separation performance is sufficient to meet the requirements of ordinary customers, and that’s what’s most important.
Reply to 1# billiejeanfan77: There are certain requirements regarding the installation height of the liquid chlorine separator; otherwise, it will affect the convective flow of the material.
This shouldn’t be too complicated, right! !