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Detection issues in desulfurization using ammonia as a base source

2018-06-25View Original

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Recently, I encountered a situation where the hydrogen sulfide levels at the outlet showed almost no variation over the course of a year (the difference was within 1 mg/m3). Moreover, when sampling, white turbidity appeared after just ten measurements were taken (using the zinc acetate method). What could be the cause of this?
Reply #22018-06-25
Adding an acid bottle at the front of the sampling port to absorb it eliminates this phenomenon; it is suspected that ammonia is the cause of this effect.

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