What causes the amount of lower condensing acid to increase suddenly?
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 20:32. A graphite furnace capable of producing 100 tons per day via triple combination ignition – what could be the reason for the sudden increase in the amount of acid used for precipitation? # hcbbs
Has the color of hydrochloric acid changed? If the color of the acid changes, it is very likely that there is a leak in the furnace wall.
It must be a leak in the stove; there can’t be any other reason.
Wall leakage is one cause; moreover, the presence of water in hydrogen that isn’t removed in time, as well as high oxygen content in chlorine, can all lead to an excessive amount of condensed acid.
It’s also possible that hydrogen has a high water content; I’m not sure if this is related to temperature