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Flame temperature of three-in-one furnace

2012-01-13View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 21:30. I would like to know what the temperature is during the combustion of the flame in a three-in-one furnace It is related to purity. Thank you! # + + . hcbbs
Reply #22012-01-15
Temperature: The reaction between chlorine and hydrogen proceeds very slowly at normal temperature, pressure, and in the absence of light; it can be carried out rapidly at temperatures above 440°C. The reaction can be complete only at higher temperatures, but significant pyrolysis occurs at temperatures above 1500°C.
Reply #32012-01-16
When pure chlorine or pure hydrogen is used, the temperature in the core area of the flame can reach over 2500 degrees; when tail chlorine is used, the temperature in that core area reaches 2000 degrees. To maintain flame stability, more than 60% (V/V) chlorine is required, keeping the temperature in the flame core above 1500 degrees.

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