I need an expert to help solve the problem of no gas coming out when using the liquid chlorine method.
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After storing the liquid chlorine cylinder for some time, the valve became so tight that it couldn’t be opened. By applying force gradually, the valve was finally opened, but no gas came out, and the pressure relief valve showed no readings. I earnestly ask experts to help solve this problem.
Find a professional bottle-opening company (one that has the necessary qualifications) to handle it
Use a special tool to drill a hole in the bottom nut, slowly remove the liquid chlorine, and replace the valve once the bottle is empty. The drilling must be carried out by experienced personnel
First, determine whether the bottle valve fails to release gas or hasn’t been opened at all. If air does not come out when the bottle valve is opened, one possible cause is a blockage in the discharge tube; blowing it with dry compressed air might help.