How to pressurize chlorine gas?
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The laboratory needs to use chlorine for experiments, but the pressure in the chlorine cylinders is not sufficient (the filling pressure of the chlorine is not adequate). They are looking for equipment to increase the pressure of the chlorine to around 10 kilograms, with a flow rate of about 2 liters per minute being sufficient. What devices can everyone use?
This should require a compressor; a pump is used to transport liquids
I’ve seen some manufacturers have air pressure boost pumps; I’m not sure if they can be used
Are there any recommendations for chlorine generators? Its corrosiveness is too high
A compressor is needed; it should be corrosion-resistant
Into which device do you pressurize the chlorine gas? What material should the pipes be made of? This thing is highly corrosive and toxic.
The main issue is that it’s not possible to ensure the dryness of chlorine; any moisture in the air is not acceptable
Thank you all. The air compressor used comes with multiple drying stages at the beginning to ensure there is no moisture present, and it is made of 316L material