NASA NTRS · 19930000718
Recovering Trichloroethane From Nitrogen Gas
Abstract
Trichloroethane condensed in liquid nitrogen. Manifold promotes condensation of trichloroethane. Each U-shaped sections packed with pall rings to increase contact area and create turbulence for increased transfer of heat to liquid nitrogen that normally fills tank. Useful where hardware is cleaned with trichloroethane solvent, then dried with hot nitrogen gas. Hot gas absorbs some solvent, and if gas is simply released to atmosphere, entrained solvent constitutes health hazard and contributes depletion of ozone.
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Shepard, Timothy S., Cassident, Michael L.. 1993-11-01. Recovering Trichloroethane From Nitrogen Gas. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930000718
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