When vaporizing liquid chlorine, is steam heating or electric heating better?
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When vaporizing liquid chlorine, is steam heating or electric heating better?
{:3_54:} Hot water is used here; the steam temperature is too high. It’s not safe to use liquid chlorine with iron, right?
It’s better to use hot water; its temperature is moderate. When vaporizing liquid chlorine, special care must be taken to prevent the accumulation of nitrogen trichloride, which could lead to an explosion. If the temperature is too high, it causes severe corrosion of the pipes and equipment.
Use hot water, and a shell-and-tube evaporator should be used instead of a kettle-type one
As required, the hot water temperature should not exceed 40℃
I use circulating water for the vaporization of liquid chlorine; I’m checking to see how high the temperature reaches during heating.
The temperature is moderate; hot water is generally used.
The regulations require the use of hot water, not exceeding 40 degrees
Hehehe, I suggest you first learn and understand things like the materials, hazards, manufacturing processes, etc. on your own. Recalculate the costs. I already know what to choose