Abnormal fluctuations in oxygen efficiency during the hydrogen peroxide production process
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During the production process, this device occasionally experiences abnormal fluctuations in its oxygen efficiency; specifically, the hydrogen efficiency remains stable at 8 g/L, while the oxygen efficiency often rises to levels of ten or even twenty times higher than that. I’m completely puzzled by this phenomenon and hope that experts can provide some guidance. (The system is completely acidic; the analysis department says they have no issues – could it be a problem with the sampling?) ）
Is the oxygen efficiency higher than that of hydrogen, reaching over ten or even twenty? How is that possible? If the oxygen efficiency is this high, shouldn’t your yield have **soared**?
It’s indeed impossible, but the results from the central control replication remain unchanged. Now I wonder if it’s a sampling issue, (the sampling points have always been live samples). Each time, the oxygen efficacy is determined by reversing calculations based on the concentration and flow rate of hydrogen peroxide. I just want to know where the problem lies in the system, and whether other professionals have encountered similar issues