As for the analysis of the water vapor concentration during catalyst reduction in a synthesis tower, who knows what the simplest and most accurate method is at present?
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As for the analysis of the water vapor concentration during catalyst reduction in a synthesis tower, who knows what the simplest and most accurate method is at present? Could you tell me, please? Thank you! !
Our synthesis tower is about to be started up; hehe, I just want to know the current methods for water and gas analysis! ! Those who know it, please leave a message for me. Thank you! ! :victory:
I’ll be waiting online. Thank you all!
No one with more experience to give advice yet? :handshake
1. Gravimetric method, utilizing the principle of chrysotile absorbing water. 2. That is, fill a U-shaped glass tube with alkaline asbestos, pass the gas through a flow meter into the U-shaped tube; after some time, remove the tube and weigh it. By dividing the weight by the volume of the gas, the water vapor concentration can be determined. 3. To maintain continuity and accuracy, U-shaped units are connected in pairs, with two such pairs connected in parallel and used alternately. 4. To save materials, alkaline asbestos needs to be dried periodically before being used again.
The people at this design institute will tell you. When I was driving, I was still an apprentice and didn’t know anything!:L :funk: