Selection of hydrobromic acid and bromine
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Gentlemen, since the condenser needs to resist hydrobromic acid and bromine, what material should be used for the condenser?
Our company seems to have worked on this area before, with enamel-plate condensers
I want to ask where it’s being used! Let’s see how it works
Graphite or PTFE tubular. It depends specifically on the temperature and pressure under your operating conditions.
Correction: The enamel used in our company for bromine applications works extremely well! Four-fluorinated coiled tubes can also be used! It depends specifically on factors such as your temperature and pressure to determine it!
Using PTFE lining is sufficient; graphite is too thick and has poor thermal conductivity
My friend works with graphite equipment; generally, graphite sheets with a thickness of 1 cm are used. Two layers of such sheets are required, and even if only one layer is used, its thickness is still 1 cm. The thermal conductivity of this material is not good