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The issue of painting the hydrogen main pipe and the wet chlorine main pipe

2015-11-16View Original

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Hello, everyone! During the operation of the electrolyzer, the hydrogen main pipe and the wet chlorine main pipe need to be painted. But is it possible to paint these pipes directly while they are in use? Is there any danger? Is there anything I need to pay attention to? Please **let us know**. Thank you
Reply #22015-11-17
Doing this is unnecessary. From a safety perspective, painting a device that is in use poses risks such as burns, short circuits, and electric shocks; it’s better to stop using it first before painting. Moreover, the materials used for pipes are already corrosion-resistant, so the purpose of painting is indeed to prevent corrosion. If it’s done for aesthetic reasons, then go ahead and paint it.

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