What method did you use to test the gas flow rate?
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I am going to do a carbon distillation test and want to know the instantaneous flow rate and total amount of gas produced during the process. I would like to ask the experts how they completed it.
1. It is recommended that you communicate with your instrument department. You can use a gas flow meter for quantification. 2. Purchase a suitable gas analysis instrument. There are now gas samplers that automatically calculate the flow rate quantitatively.
For small test devices, we use wet gas flow meters； Devices with large gas volumes and high pressures commonly include rotor flowmeters, orifice flowmeters, vortex flowmeters, etc.
There are a lot of automated things now, which are fast, accurate and convenient. Are you talking about a small test or a pilot test? Please ask the professionals in your instrument department for consultation. This is the matter of the instrument department.
Wet gas flow meters are the most used and very convenient!
What model of wet flow meter are you using? How many liters/minute of flow rate? This post was last edited by qqliu20066 on 2009-4-8 09:09 ]
I don’t know what air volume the poster mentioned. Different flow meters are used for different air volumes.
The flow rate may vary greatly. Due to the strong transient nature of the pyrolysis reaction, it may reach XX-XXX liters/hour, and the pipeline is an open system, so the flow meter must not block the gas line.