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What equipment is used for vacuuming during the removal of chlorine from spent sulfuric acid?

2016-11-07View Original

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What equipment is used to create a vacuum for removing chlorine from spent sulfuric acid? Can a hydraulic ejector be used? What is its effectiveness? The main requirement is to minimize energy consumption
Reply #22016-11-10
Water jet pumps require low investment and are viable options; water ring pumps, on the other hand, have higher material requirements – it depends on the specific circumstances
Reply #32016-11-19
Hydraulic ejectors can certainly create a vacuum, but they are not suitable for transporting chlorine gas after it has been dechlorinated; therefore, titanium-based liquid ring vacuum pumps/compressors are used in this process stage

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