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How to pressurize the electrolytically produced chlorine? There is a reward

2012-04-27View Original

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I’m seeking advice from experts: The chlorine gas produced by the electrolysis of lithium chloride needs to be introduced into an alkaline reaction vessel, where it undergoes a reaction before being released in compliance with regulations. The chlorine output is about 56 KG per hour; what is the simplest way to achieve this? If resolved successfully, compensation will be provided
Reply #22012-04-28
It is not necessary to use pressure; moreover, applying pressure is not a good method for handling chlorine, as it can easily lead to leaks and cause safety incidents involving equipment and personnel. In my opinion, enhancing absorption is the key; efforts should be made to improve the absorption of residual chlorine. Increase the absorption area, for example by adding an alkaline solution absorption tower instead of an absorption tank ; In operation, test the pH value of the absorption solution promptly, and update the alkali solution in a timely manner to maintain an alkaline environment…………。

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