Organize the firing conditions and safety specifications using corrosive gases.
Are you considering sintering, chlorination reactions, and corrosion evaluation in a special atmosphere such as Cl₂ and HCl?
In sintering using corrosive and reactive gases like Cl₂ and HCl, it is necessary to consider specifications not only for temperature and gas concentration but also for materials inside the furnace, jig materials, sealing materials, piping, valves, exhaust piping, pollution control devices, and safety interlocks.
In particular, for chlorination reactions and volatile separation, the volatility of the generated chlorides, condensation location, recovery methods, insulation of exhaust piping, and pollution control capabilities are important. Additionally, since corrosive gases are handled, leak prevention measures, gas detection, exhaust routes, and safety shutdown conditions significantly impact equipment specifications.
This document organizes the treatment objectives, gas conditions, furnace type selection, and key points for confirming jigs, piping, exhaust, pollution control, and safety measures in Cl₂ and HCl special atmosphere sintering.
- For sintering and reaction evaluation in Cl₂ and HCl atmospheres
- For consideration of chlorination reactions, volatile separation, and impurity removal
- For removal of deposits from jigs and components, and evaluation of corrosion and durability
- For insulation of exhaust, condensation measures, and specification review of pollution control devices
- For sintering tests and condition exploration before equipment installation
