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What are the problems with using compressed air for feeding?

2018-08-30View Original

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In a bromine plant, bromine is loaded into tanks by using air compressors to create pressure, which is then used to force the bromine into the transport vehicles. This method of loading is quite rare; are there any issues with it?
Reply #22018-09-20
No problem, we have used it before. . . . As long as you are not concerned about impurities and oil in the compressed air, it’s fine

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