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There is currently a chlorine leakage absorption device. The leaked chlorine gas comes from three sources, enters a collection pipeline, and then goes into the absorption tower. Behind the absorption tower there is a fan; the tower also has two inlets, one always open and the other always closed. The fan located behind the tower is not capable of creating sufficient negative pressure to absorb the leaked chlorine. Would it be possible to install a fan on the chlorine leakage collection pipeline (in front of the tower)? The pressure at the tower inlet is 4 kPa. Can the outlet pressure of a regular fan exceed 4 kPa?
It’s easy to do; depending on the amount of airflow and outlet pressure you need, any large fan manufacturer can supply one for you. You can also look for the appropriate specifications you need in the specification table on their website