Analysis Principle of Thermal Conductivity Gas Analyzer
Thermal
conductivity gas analyzer is a name based on an analysis principle, which can
generally analyze the concentration of hydrogen and argon.
The
instrument works based on different physical principles of different gas
components with different thermal conductivity conditions. The platinum wire is
used as a sensitive element to form an unbalanced electric bridge. The output
signal corresponds to the volume percentage of the measured gas, and then this
signal is amplified, filtered, linearized, and outputted by standard signals.
The output is a standard current or voltage signal that is proportional to the
measured gas concentration.
Thermal
conductivity analyzers are generally used to measure gases with very high
thermal conductivity, such as H2 and HE.
The
detector's work is based on the principle of Wheatstone bridge balancing, which
has been taught in general middle schools.
The
four arms of the bridge automatically maintain current balance, and the same
heating wires are installed on the four arms. The two arms are used as
reference ends. The upper heating wire is generally sealed in an inert gas, and
its heat generation is stable, and the current passing through the resistance
value is constant.
The
other two arms are used as measuring ends, and the measured gas is passed in.
Due to different gas concentrations, the heat taken away from the heating wire
is also different. The change in the heat of the heating wire causes the
resistance value to change, and the electric current of the bridge also changes
accordingly.
By
comparing the deviation between the reference current and the measurement
current, the corresponding concentration of the measured gas can be obtained.
Application
areas: Thermal conductivity analyzers are suitable for thermal power plants,
fertilizer plants, petrochemicals, oil refineries, etc.
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