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I am a researcher at a company in Nanjing that develops online analysis systems. My main work involves the design and development of online gas monitoring systems for industries such as metallurgy, chemicals, cement and building materials, as well as power plants. In the future, we can exchange experiences with each other and learn from one another.
This post was last edited by qugd on 2010-4-14 21:03. Since you are involved in research and development in this field, you must be an expert in it. Then please pour some of your ink to refresh everyone’s eyes first. I would like to ask first: in online chromatography, how is the pretreatment system for ethylene cracking furnace gas implemented? What points should be noted? What kind of sampling probe should be used?
Hey guy from Nanjing, I’d like to have a conversation with you and learn from you. My contact number is 13426363722, and my QQ ID is 4958655
This post was last edited by lining277539400 on 2012-6-17 at 13:24. My new QQ number is 1260228068; let’s keep in touch! ! !!!
2# qugd I’m sorry, for an industry like the one you mentioned, we haven’t worked on it before, but we can learn how to do it; there are only a few types of preprocessing procedures!
I also work on gas analyzer systems~~~QQ407565000
This post was last edited by yjd1208 on 2010-5-21 08:54. How many types of preprocessing are there? It seems you can already list which ones they are! You’re quite optimistic; I admire that! I see that you are \"mainly engaged in the design and development of online gas systems for industries such as metallurgy, chemicals, cement and building materials, as well as power plants.\" I wonder what’s special about the chemicals industry you work in – why don’t you even carry out gas analysis for the ethylene projects mentioned on \"Floor 2\"?
Reply to 8# yjd1208: Based on the industry I am currently working in, the background conditions of the sample gas mainly include the following: 1. High dust levels; 2. High tar content ; 3. High moisture content ; 4. High temperatures: The measures taken by our company include subsonic wave dust removal, large-capacity dust removal (using flexible media and non-rigid structures to prevent caking), water washing for coke removal, vortex cooling for coke removal, steam-based coke removal, and constant-temperature water cooling for sampling in high-temperature environments, among others. We won’t go into further detail here. As for the industries in the second floor, we haven’t dealt with them yet, but that doesn’t mean we can’t do it – get it? ? I humbly ask for your advice
Do you have any good experiences in the application of semi-water gas analysis instruments? How is preprocessing done?
Reply to 9# lining277539400: “I’m willing to ask for your guidance.” I really don’t dare; my tone in what I said earlier was a bit too harsh. Please forgive me, and I hope we can communicate more in the future.