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Is it possible to connect the exhaust port of the salt acid storage tank section to the negative pressure pipeline for accident chlorine treatment?

2016-05-05View Original

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During the receipt of salt acid, the exhaust vent at the top of the salt acid storage tank in our facility releases large amounts of hydrogen chloride gas, which is highly pungent and harmful to the environment. We are considering connecting this exhaust pipe to the negative-pressure pipeline used for handling chlorine in case of accidents; we’re not sure if this is feasible, and we wonder whether it will have any impact on sodium hypochlorite. Please advise us on this matter. Thank you!

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