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How to sample ammonia water

2018-03-11View Original

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In our plant, the ammonia concentration in the denitration solution was 22% upon arrival at the plant, but it dropped to 14% after it entered the tank. Why is there such a large difference? (There is a low liquid level in the tank.) Is there a large difference in concentration between the bottom and top of the tank truck? Are there any special requirements for sampling?
Reply #22018-03-11
When ammonia water is left standing for an extended period, it will separate into layers, with a higher concentration in the upper layer and a lower concentration in the lower layer. Check whether the sampling point is located in the lower layer, or mix the ammonia water thoroughly before taking a sample.
Reply #32018-03-20
Explain why? I don’t think there’s much of a difference, actually

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