The document discusses hydrazine, which is used to eliminate residual oxygen in steam facilities by reacting with oxygen to form water and nitrogen. Hydrazine decomposes above 95°C and produces ammonia, nitrogen, and hydrogen. It is carcinogenic and safety precautions must be taken when handling it. Hydrazine levels are typically maintained at three times the dissolved oxygen content to control corrosion when boilers are in service, and higher levels up to 500 ppb may be used when boilers are out of service for extended periods. The document then describes how hydrazine sensors using amperometric measurement work and are calibrated, along with some details about AMI's hydrazine analyzer used to monitor feedwater.
The document discusses hydrazine, which is used to eliminate residual oxygen in steam facilities by reacting with oxygen to form water and nitrogen. Hydrazine decomposes above 95°C and produces ammonia, nitrogen, and hydrogen. It is carcinogenic and safety precautions must be taken when handling it. Hydrazine levels are typically maintained at three times the dissolved oxygen content to control corrosion when boilers are in service, and higher levels up to 500 ppb may be used when boilers are out of service for extended periods. The document then describes how hydrazine sensors using amperometric measurement work and are calibrated, along with some details about AMI's hydrazine analyzer used to monitor feedwater.
The document discusses hydrazine, which is used to eliminate residual oxygen in steam facilities by reacting with oxygen to form water and nitrogen. Hydrazine decomposes above 95°C and produces ammonia, nitrogen, and hydrogen. It is carcinogenic and safety precautions must be taken when handling it. Hydrazine levels are typically maintained at three times the dissolved oxygen content to control corrosion when boilers are in service, and higher levels up to 500 ppb may be used when boilers are out of service for extended periods. The document then describes how hydrazine sensors using amperometric measurement work and are calibrated, along with some details about AMI's hydrazine analyzer used to monitor feedwater.
The document discusses hydrazine, which is used to eliminate residual oxygen in steam facilities by reacting with oxygen to form water and nitrogen. Hydrazine decomposes above 95°C and produces ammonia, nitrogen, and hydrogen. It is carcinogenic and safety precautions must be taken when handling it. Hydrazine levels are typically maintained at three times the dissolved oxygen content to control corrosion when boilers are in service, and higher levels up to 500 ppb may be used when boilers are out of service for extended periods. The document then describes how hydrazine sensors using amperometric measurement work and are calibrated, along with some details about AMI's hydrazine analyzer used to monitor feedwater.
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The document discusses the use of hydrazine to remove dissolved oxygen from boiler water and prevent corrosion. It describes the measurement and calibration of hydrazine levels.
Hydrazine is used to efficiently eliminate residual oxygen from boiler water through a chemical reaction. This creates an alkaline environment that decreases corrosion in steam facilities.
Hydrazine is measured using an amperometric sensor that applies a voltage to platinum electrodes to produce a current proportional to the hydrazine concentration. The sensor works by consuming the hydrazine during measurement.
Hydrazine / Carbohydrazide
Markus Bernasconi, Sales&Support Manager Training 2010