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Concentrations of oxygen in hydrogen and hydrogen in oxygen in the water electrolysis process

2024-09-26View Original

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In the electrolytic water production process, what are the controlled concentrations of hydrogen in oxygen and oxygen in hydrogen? What are the maximum allowable concentrations and explosion limits respectively?
Reply #22024-09-26
In the hydrogen produced by water electrolysis, the maximum allowable concentration of oxygen is usually 2%, while the explosive concentration range is between 4% and 75%. Among the oxygen produced, the maximum allowable concentration of hydrogen is usually 4%, with its explosive concentration range being between 4% and 94%. .
Reply #32024-09-28
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