Thanks Ralph!
FYI: Loss of process containment of
Chlorine has been tested over the last couple of decades; see
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQk_vdjq7lw
Note: The effect of auto
refrigeration might have been understated in the article;
see also https://youtu.be/1A41PEGUXYg.
The term "short time" in
the sentence: "Because the boiling point of chlorine is low
(the boiling point is -34.6 ¡C), the liquid chlorine will
evaporate and vaporize in a short time and spread in the
atmosphere in the form of chlorine gas" (Page E) is really
an assumption.
Auto-refrigeration of
pool or vessel content will slow down evaporation and,
potentially, influence simulation results.
Best Regards,
Jan Windhorst
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