What is the typical design capacity of an HCL absorption system in terms of the volume of chlorine gas it can absorb per hour?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:48. What is the typical design capacity of an HCL absorption system in terms of the amount of chlorine gas it can absorb per hour? And what is the maximum amount that can be absorbed? hcbbs !! . hcbbs
OP, how can the HCL absorption system you mentioned be used to absorb chlorine gas? It should be used to absorb HCL; the size of the absorber needs to be determined based on the amount of HCL present
The HCL absorption system is used to absorb HCL gas; approximately 275 Nm3/h of HCL gas can be absorbed by one unit of water. The maximum amount that can be absorbed depends on the number of systems in use, the amount of HCL generated, and the availability of backup equipment.
The amount of HCl absorbed is determined by the size of the furnace, while the amount of chlorine can be calculated based on chemical reactions! It can be said that this question is asked in a rather awkward way! I’m not quite sure what exactly you want to know……
It should be absorbing HCL, right? ?