Discussion on the management of liquid chlorine cylinders
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The technical supervision authorities have strict requirements for the management of liquid chlorine cylinders: permanent markings must be applied to cylinders that are owned by the respective entities； Do not fill with foreign bottles ； There must be traceability for the flow of gas cylinders, etc. How are peers performing in meeting these requirements? What experience do you have? What’s the difficulty? I hope it can be discussed.
It’s difficult to do that, right? As long as all the necessary procedures are in place, it can be filled.
"Each liquid chlorine cylinder is registered individually upon entry (empty cylinders) and exit (filled, heavy cylinders). “1. Is it manual registration or computer-based statistics? 2. Is it filled into unmanaged bottles?
Each liquid chlorine cylinder is registered individually upon entry (empty cylinders) and exit (filled, heavy cylinders). First, manual registration is carried out followed by computer-based statistics; unmanaged bottles cannot be filled.
Let’s discuss this further: 1. Have you considered using barcode or chip technology to eliminate manual registration?； 2. How to resolve conflicts between market sales and non-custody arrangements ；
At present, there is no consideration of using barcode or chip technology; steel cylinders are used less these days, only by water supply companies, while most use liquid chlorine tankers.
How many gas cylinders do you fill in a day? How many liquid chlorine tankers are there?
The daily filling volume for gas cylinders is not high; the volume for liquid chlorine tank trucks is 150, and there’s no chlorine available
Are the safety accessories on the liquid chlorine cylinders leaving the factory complete? Are the safety attachments still intact when the user returns the empty bottle? What should be done if it is incomplete?
The liquid chlorine cylinders leaving the factory are equipped with all necessary safety accessories, and when users return empty cylinders, these accessories are generally still present. If they are missing, the cylinders are evacuated, cleaned, inspected, and replaced as appropriate. Fees
"If it is incomplete, take the time to wash the bottle, conduct testing, and make replacements. Charging fees is a bit difficult; customers resist it, but not charging imposes no constraints on them.