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A question regarding the analysis of coke oven exhaust gases

2016-03-21View Original

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Analysis of coke oven exhaust gases, using chemical absorption to obtain the data: carbon dioxide levels are 6.5, oxygen levels are also 6.5, and carbon monoxide levels are 0.8. The oxygen content seems a bit high; are these numbers incorrect? Does anyone know something about this?
Reply #22016-03-23
Where is the location for gas sampling? At the location of the main flue flap, the oxygen content is around 6–7%! !
Reply #32016-03-25
Samples were taken from the furnace top vertical flue; an upward airflow was present.
Reply #42016-03-26
Samples are taken from the fire viewing hole, right? At the fire viewing hole in the rising flue, is that correct? If it’s oxygen content, it’s definitely high
Reply #52016-05-21
The data collected daily shows basically no difference

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