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Sulfur dioxide leak detection method

2019-03-09View Original

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How can one quickly detect whether certain pipes are leaking sulfur dioxide? Is there an effective reagent spray for detection? Just like the method of using ammonia spray to test for chlorine.
Reply #22019-03-10
The same question: the devices in question also contain sulfur dioxide, but detection is carried out using fixed detectors; I have not heard of any portable reagent sprays for this purpose.
Reply #32019-03-12
Wet a PH test strip with clean water; there’s no need to rely on high-tech solutions – simple home methods work just as well.

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