
Mixed gas of hydrogen, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, methane, acetylene, ethylene and ethane in nitrogen
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Category:Mineral processing Own Brand:MT /MOQ:100KG /From China/ B2B only.
Introduction
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Composition | – Nitrogen (N₂): Balance gas (typically 60–90% by volume) |
| – Hydrogen (H₂): 0.1–10% (flammable, energy carrier) | |
| – Carbon Monoxide (CO): 1–5000 ppm (toxic, combustion byproduct) | |
| – Carbon Dioxide (CO₂): 0.1–20% (inert, greenhouse gas) | |
| – Methane (CH₄): 0.5–5% (natural gas component) | |
| – Acetylene (C₂H₂): 0.1–2% (welding fuel, reactive) | |
| – Ethylene (C₂H₄): 50–5000 ppm (plant hormone analog, polymerization) | |
| – Ethane (C₂H₆): 0.1–5% (natural gas constituent) | |
| Key Applications | – Environmental Monitoring: Simulating exhaust emissions or landfill gas |
| – Industrial Calibration: Gas analyzers, detectors, and chromatographs | |
| – Petrochemicals: Refinery process control and catalyst testing | |
| – Welding: Acetylene/hydrogen mixtures for oxy-fuel cutting | |
| – Agriculture: Ethylene for fruit ripening studies | |
| Physical Properties | – Flammability: Hydrogen and acetylene create explosive atmospheres |
| – Toxicity: CO requires strict exposure limits (≤25 ppm TWA) | |
| – Asphyxiation: High N₂/CO₂ levels displace oxygen | |
| Safety Precautions | – Explosion Risk: Eliminate ignition sources; use intrinsically safe equipment |
| – Ventilation: Ensure continuous airflow in confined spaces | |
| – PPE: Respiratory protection for CO; cryogenic gloves for liquid forms | |
| – Leak Detection: Use gas sniffer tools (avoid open flames) | |
| Storage & Handling | – High-pressure cylinders (e.g., 50L, 100L) at 150–300 bar pressure |
| – Store below 50°C; secure cylinders upright | |
| – Liquid mixtures (e.g., cryogenic CO₂) require vacuum-insulated containers | |
| Certifications | Compliance with ISO 6142 (calibration gases), ASTM D1945 (natural gas analysis), and OSHA/EPA regulations |
| Environmental Impact | – CO₂ and CH₄ are potent greenhouse gases (GWP 1 and 28–34. respectively) |
| – Hydrogen leakage may affect atmospheric chemistry | |
| Shelf Life | 12–24 months when stored under recommended conditions (temperature: 15–25°C) |
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