792 HANDBOOK OF CHLORINATION

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truck bed height to distance "A" as illustrated. Check dimensions "B" and "C" with
hoist manufacturer (courtesy Chlorine Specialties, Inc.).

employed on cooling water circuits. At such installations, it is customary

practice to withdraw rates up to 1000 lb/day for 30 min. if the temperature
of the storage area never goes below 50°F. In warmer areas, 1500 lb/day gas
withdrawal is safe up to one hour from a single ton cylin'cler. This assumes a
temperature-pressure restoration period of no gas withdrawal that is at least
twice as long as the withdrawal period.
For up to 1500 lb/day maximum continuous withdrawal, space should be
provided for twelve cylinders in simultaneous service, four standby cylinders.
and four empty spaces for the next delivery. Beyond this rate, an evaporator
should be installed. However, there is one exception, as follows:
In hot climates where the "in shade" summer temperatures exceed 95-l00°f
on a consistent basis, it is desirable to consider the use of an evaporator.
Normally those climates experiencing summer temperatures of 100°F usuall~
experience winter temperatures of 15°F. Therefore, the evaporator concept
takes care of both extremes of climatic temperature. Liquid withdrawal of
chlorine to an evaporator from a supply system is least affected by ambient