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Is component H2% dangerous?

2016-06-19View Original

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The boiler is a gas boiler; the composition of the gas is as follows: CO2: 1.87%, CO: 9.164%, C2H2: 0.596%, CH4: 0.357%, H2: 10.63%, H2O: 43.21%, N2: 33.672%, AR: 0.418%
Reply #22016-06-19
Measure the oxygen content; if this concentration is high enough, it will explode when exposed to an open flame
Reply #32016-06-19
H2: 4.1–74.2%, I have a post about this
Reply #42016-06-20
What kind of gas is this? It is mainly burned as hydrogen, acetylene, and carbon monoxide.
Reply #52016-06-20
It has a composition similar to that of water gas, but the water content is too high, resulting in a poor calorific value; To prevent leaks, which pose risks of explosion and carbon monoxide poisoning, gas detectors and carbon monoxide detectors should be installed at higher points in areas where leaks are likely to occur. All pipes with sealing points must be placed in well-ventilated locations.

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