The average oxygen level in the single channel does not match that in the main pipe; the difference is 0.1%
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Recently, Woody’s zero-distance single-cell units had new membranes installed. After driving for a week, the oxygen level in those units was around 1.2%, while the average value for the other five cells was around 0.6%. The oxygen level in the main pipeline was also around 0.6%. However, the average value for all six single cells was 0.7%, which does not match the value in the main pipeline. What could be the cause of this issue? Recently, the person in charge has been quite confused
Is there anyone on duty today? Please help answer it
A full chromatographic analysis of the anode gas is conducted, with the data speaking for itself. How can one make a judgment when only an isolated piece of data is provided?
This is the chromatography data, long-term data