Does dry chlorine turn into wet chlorine after passing through a water scrubber tower?
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Does dry chlorine turn into wet chlorine after passing through a water scrubber tower?
What is the role of dry chlorine in the water removal tower?
After washing it with water, it will definitely turn into chlorine; I just don’t know what you plan to use it for
Do you mean that the large return flow from the turbine has been routed to the inlet of the chlorine water scrubber tower? Then, the consumption of subsequent concentrated sulfuric acid and similar substances increases; is the chlorine being processed in a cyclic manner to be dried? I guess it must be this problem; generally, with this backflow regulation pressure, the backflow volume isn’t very large
Do you mean that the large return flow from the turbine has been routed to the inlet of the chlorine water scrubber tower? Then, the consumption of subsequent concentrated sulfuric acid and similar substances increases; is the chlorine being processed in a cyclic manner to be dried? I guess it must be this problem; generally, with this backflow regulation pressure, the backflow volume isn’t very large
The main concern is that dry chlorine gas might flow back into the titanium component during parking, causing corrosion of the titanium material in the chlorine gas scrubber tower, as the equipment is made of titanium.
Our process involves releasing pressure at the turbine shutdown outlet to the chlorine absorption tower
According to Dalton’s law of partial pressures, it must contain water!