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Is the H2 content 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
From h2 to 5, it explodes zha
Reply #32016-06-20
It’s not dangerous, but its calorific value is low, so more gas will be used.
Reply #42016-06-20
Lacks the conditions for explosion
Reply #52016-06-20
It is normal for factory exhaust gas to contain hydrogen as a fuel gas; there is no problem with that
Reply #62016-06-22
The explosion limit of hydrogen in air is 4%-74.2%. If hydrogen is ignited in oxygen at the outlet of the gas duct, the local concentration becomes very high. The explosion limit refers to the condition where hydrogen and air (or oxygen) are thoroughly mixed and their molecules intermingle, which is necessary for an explosion to occur. However, the hydrogen emerging from the gas duct is ignited before it has had time to disperse into the oxygen, so no explosion takes place.

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