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Govind Rao
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Analysis of Producer Gas by ORSAT Analyser

02/28/2015 12:57 AM

Dear all,

Could anybody help me to get detail method for analysing Producer Gas for its content by ORSAT Analyser. This includes the %age of Hydrogen, which I am not able to get it
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Re: Analysis of Producer Gas by ORSAT analyser

02/28/2015 12:31 PM

The supplier of reagents for use in your ORSAT apparatus should be able to say whether they have a reagent for H2 absorption, and in what order it should be used.

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Re: Analysis of Producer Gas by ORSAT Analyser

03/01/2015 12:33 PM

Use IR sensing or spectrometer.

Haven't heard ORSAT medium for H2, if you could handle liquid O2 that will certainly do but at that phase,--it can't be reversible like CO2, and O2 absorbent/analyzer.

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