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Evaporation concentration of hydrogen peroxide steam and condensate point

The influence of gasification hydrogen peroxide PPM of condensation
Joni Partanen
Joni Partanen
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Published: Two month 3, 2022
Life science

This article is a composed of four articles vaporizing hydrogen peroxide application theory of the fourth article of the article, in this series, we introduced the process parameters are how to influence gasification hydrogen peroxide biological purification applications.

The first article:Humidity, vH condensation point and can achieve ideal2O2The concentration of

Article 2:Hydrogen peroxide solution concentration ratio, the vH condensation point and can achieve ideal2O2The concentration of

Article 3:Biological purification of temperature, condensation point, and can achieve ideal vH2O2The concentration of

In this series, we put forward the process parameters of the four basic rules.This article focus on the fourth rule:

Increase in H2O2Vapor concentration can reduce the air can hold water volume, therefore, condensation will occur faster.

In figure 7 (to quoteOur white paper), we can see, increasing H2O2Vapor concentration reduces can hold water volume in the air, condensation will occur faster.

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Figure 7. VH2O2 condensation points at given temperatures and PPM vH2O2 (at each point the RS = 100%, maximum % RH around

Each point in the figure 7 is a condensation point, saidThe relative degree of saturationIs 100%.The x axis as the temperature, y axis of the vH2O2PPM.The curve graphics display at a given temperature and vH2O2PPM concentrations of relative humidity.

, as shown in the 20 ° C and 300 PPM hydrogen peroxide under the condition of relative humidity is 60%, the relative degree of saturation is 100%.If we will vH at 20 ° C2O2Increased to 600 PPM, the relative humidity of 39%, the relative saturation is 100%.

In the vH2O2Under the condition of invariable concentration to 300 PPM, to increase the air temperature to 40 ° C, relative humidity 87%, relative saturation will reach 100%.The higher the temperature, the more moisture air can hold.Relative humidity will increase.

We put forward the relevant control condensation in gasification hydrogen peroxide biological purification applications rules:

  • After the initial humidity levels, condensation of H2O2Steam will increase, so you can use more steam.
  • After the temperature rise, can hold the water vapor in the air and hydrogen peroxide steam will increase, can achieve the vH2O2PPM will increase accordingly.
  • H.2O2Solution concentration is high, produce condensation H2O2Steam will increase, so you can use more steam.
  • H.2O2After steam concentration increases, the air can hold water volume will decrease, so the condensation happens faster.

conclusion

In this series of articles (based on usThe white paper), we have demonstrated how to through the deep understanding of the relationship between the key process parameters to develop effective and repeatable vH2O2Biological purification cycle.

Single parameter measurement is usually not enough to monitor and ensure the effective process control.We also demonstrated why relative saturation is accurately predicted an important value of the condensation.Because of this, visa, uniquePEROXCAP ® technology,By single detection unit measurement of multiple parameters, including: hydrogen peroxide vapor concentration, temperature, dew point and steam pressure and humidity (including relative humidity, and relative saturation).

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In this webinar, we answered we receive about gasification hydrogen peroxide sensors for biological purification of several common problems, including:

  • How to integrate the measurement into your system: connection - analog, digital and host devices
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  • PPM did not increase...Why is that?
  • Relative humidity and the relative degree of saturation: what is the difference between them?
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