How to handle CO gas with an oxygen content of more than 2% (v%)

2017-06-01View Original

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How should CO gas with an oxygen content of more than 2% (v%) be handled, and can it be discharged into a flare? If not, how can it be discharged?

Reply #22017-06-01

Direct emission certainly does not meet environmental standards. What is the volume of oxygen you have?

Reply #32017-06-03

Discharging CO on-site certainly does not meet environmental protection requirements. There are a few questions now: 1. What is the concentration of CO in the exhaust gases? 2. How high will the oxygen content be?

Reply #42017-06-03

An oxygen content of over 2% should be considered excessive, right?

Reply #52017-06-05

Will it explode? Has it reached the vicinity of its explosive limit?

Reply #62017-06-06

Therefore, it is recommended to analyze the concentration to determine the explosion limits of each component

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