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Why is the hydrogen conductivity in the steam produced by the boiler so high as 0.6? What are the influencing factors? Dear friends,
What is hydrogen conductivity? It’s the conductivity. The conductivity of water and the conductivity of steam are not different from each other by 0.6...
Could you please explain it? I don’t see the indicator you mentioned in your picture.
The conductivity of demineralized water is hydrogen and the conductivity of boiler water is sodium. There are two test methods. The water conductivity of high temperature and high pressure boilers is generally below 50.