Electrode problem in temperature-raising reduction of ammonia synthesis catalysts
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In ammonia synthesis, when the catalyst is heated for reduction, once the temperature rises to 100 degrees, it is necessary to check whether the hot spot thermocouple is malfunctioning ? Why does the indication fail? At 100 degrees, some water vapor should be generated – would this affect the indication? Is this related to the type of thermocouple, or is it something that needs to be taken into account whenever an ammonia catalyst is heated?
Haha, it seems to be in the wrong place. But I’m sure there are experts who can answer this; it’s a basic question after all!