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The boss asked why, after the hydrogen chloride and acetylene mixture is frozen and dehydrated and then sent to the demister, it is required that the water content be less than 600 ppm

2016-07-28View Original

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As the title suggests, where can I find literature that explains why this indicator is used? ? ? :L
Reply #22016-07-28
I haven’t come into contact with it, but could high water content leading to the formation of hydrochloric acid affect the reaction? What has an even greater impact is on the equipment and pipelines. Especially those made of stainless steel, as dilute acids can accelerate the corrosion of stainless steel
Reply #32016-07-28
Because a high water content in the mixture can lead to catalyst caking, an increase in side reactions, and corrosion of pipes and valves
Reply #42016-07-30
Because that’s the best performance that glass wool mist eliminators can achieve

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