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How is chlorine vented?

2016-08-02View Original

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In the chlor-alkali industry, does chlorine belong to low-level exhaust or high-level exhaust? ?
Reply #22016-08-02
Chlorine is heavier than air, so it sinks. To facilitate the removal of even trace amounts of chlorine by the wind, the higher the emission height, the better.
Reply #32016-09-12
Sure, it should be placed at a higher level; chlorine sinks, you know~
Reply #42016-09-15
Environmental protection measures are strict; discharge is not allowed directly, and fans are used to draw in the substance for alkaline absorption.
Reply #52016-11-22
Direct discharge is generally not allowed nowadays; if discharge is necessary, it should be done at a high level. It is best to use an alkaline solution circulation spray absorption system for such purposes, with non-condensable gases being discharged at a high altitude
Reply #62016-11-28
Mobile exhaust pipes are installed at certain intervals within the facility; in the event of a chlorine leak, emergency responders don appropriate personal protective equipment and use these mobile exhaust pipes to draw the chlorine gas to the light chlorine recovery tower for treatment. Do not discharge directly.

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