For laboratory simulation of natural gas desulfurization of hydrogen sulfide, are there specialized rotameters for hydrogen sulfide?
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I’d like to ask the experts here: I need to conduct experiments in the laboratory to simulate the removal of hydrogen sulfide from natural gas. Should I use a regular air-type rotameter or one designed specifically for hydrogen sulfide? It’s difficult to find rotameters designed for hydrogen sulfide online! Concerned that ordinary flowmeters may be corroded by acidic gasesFeatures:
n No moving parts, ensuring long-term stability; simple structure that facilitates installation and maintenance.
n Equipped with noise-reduction circuits and vibration-resistant sensors, offering a certain degree of resistance to environmental vibrations.
n Utilizes ultra-low-power microcomputer technology; a single 3.2V 10AH lithium battery can provide power for over 5 years.
n Software is used to correct the non-linearity of the instrument’s coefficients, thereby improving measurement accuracy.
n Low pressure loss and wide measurement range.
n EEPROM is used to store cumulative flow data, providing power preservation for more than 10 years.
Applications:
This instrument can be widely used for measuring the flow rate of various media in large, medium, and small-scale pipelines for water supply and drainage, industrial circulation systems, sewage treatment processes, as well as oils, chemical reagents, compressed air, saturated and superheated steam, natural gas, and other fluids. III. Technical Parameters Nominal inner diameter (mm): 15, 20, 25, 40, 50, 65, 80, 100, 125, 150, 200, 250, 300 Material of the gauge: 1Cr18Ni9Ti Nominal pressure (Mpa): PN1.6Mpa ; PN2.5Mpa ; PN4.0Mpa Temperature of the medium under test (℃) –40~+250℃ ; Operating temperature range: –40 to +350°C. Environmental conditions: temperature –10 to +55°C, relative humidity 5% to 90%, atmospheric pressure 86 to 106 Kpa. Accuracy class: for measuring liquids: ±0.5 of the indicated value; for measuring gases or vapors: ±1.0 or ±1.5 of the indicated value. Range ratio: 1:10 ; 1:15 Drag loss coefficient Cd