Method of dissolving liquefied chlorine in an aqueous solvent

Abstract

Abstract A single-seated valve assembly for introducing a controlled, non-surging flow of soluble liquefied gas directly into a stream of liquid solvent flowing through a conduit permits essentially full pressure on the liquefied gas to the region of incipient solution while suppressing vaporization of the gas. The valve body can be essentially cross-shaped with the valve passage forming a passage of the solvent conduit. The side passage into the valve passage for introducing the liquefied gas into the solvent terminates in a valve seat housing an orifice sealed by the end of a valve stem depending from across the valve passage.

Inventors

• 👤 U Greene

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