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I would like to ask how to detect the moisture content in the atmosphere during catalyst reduction

2011-11-10View Original

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This post was last edited by sunsea on 2011-11-10 12:39. When reducing methanol synthesis catalysts, apart from detecting the water content to control the reduction process, what else is done? Is the moisture content in the atmosphere being measured? How to detect it? Thank you
Reply #22011-11-11
No one replied? No way. . . I mean a dew point meter? Is that all?
Reply #32013-12-06
Bro, what are you asking about? For example, when a hydrogen production plant operating in a reducing atmosphere is started up, it involves: 1: Raising the temperature in a reducing atmosphere; 2: Raising the temperature in an oxidizing atmosphere

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