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How to detect the C content in recovered hydrogen

2009-04-08View Original

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In our factory’s laboratory, we are generally able to test for P, B, and impurities. I’ve never seen how to determine the C content in recovered hydrogen; what kind of instrument can be used for this purpose?
Reply #22009-04-11
You need to have meteorological analysis. Mass spectrometer.
Reply #32009-04-11
Chromatographic analysis to detect CO, CO2, CH4, etc
Reply #42009-04-15
Dizzy! What kind of exhaust gas recapture system is this? In the design of CDI, this element cannot be removed; therefore, there’s no need for testing!
Reply #52009-04-20
There’s a filter; a filter is added after the recycling system
Reply #62009-06-20
The filter isn’t as good as expected; we use a dry method
Reply #72009-06-20
Using gas chromatography – are you involved in analysis? For gas chromatographic analysis in polysilicon production, it is necessary to determine N2, O2, and total carbon in H2; total C includes CO2 and CH4

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