Hydrogen chloride pressure in the salt-acid combined furnace
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Why is there basically no fluctuation in the hydrogen chloride outlet pressure in a two-in-one furnace, regardless of whether it is operating in perchlorine or perhydrogen mode? If there is an excess of hydrogen peroxide, hydrogen will be discharged through the exhaust pipe of the hydraulic ejector; the outlet pressure of hydrogen chloride remains essentially unchanged. When there is a slight excess of chlorine, no negative pressure is observed at the hydrogen chloride outlet either.
There’s no need for a reason; it’s normal.
;Not enough P has been used; significantly increasing the amounts of chlorine and hydrogen will definitely result in positive pressure:D