What is an appropriate level for oxygen content control in the interlock protection of hydrogenation reactors?
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As the title suggests, what is the general upper limit for oxygen content in the interlock control of hydrogenation reactors? Are there any relevant standards or calculation formulas?
Aren’t all these parameters provided by the design institute?
I accidentally sent it twice – what a mess.
What hydrogenation? It’s too general; generally, one needs to be more careful with system parameters
;P At the very least, it’s necessary to be outside the explosion limit range. . . . :L:L:L
In our factory, the hydrogenation reactors are kept at levels below 3%; exceeding 3% increases the risk of danger significantly. These reactors generally operate based on paramagnetic and electrochemical principles, with a measurement range of 0-5% and a precision of 0.01%. The model we use is XMB-YW-200, and it has never caused any problems. Companies with greater financial resources can consider models that utilize laser technology.