gblanchard
Industrial
- Sep 1, 2009
- 6
How much variation in actual carbon might one expect from control set point when evaluating by way of carbon shim sample?
IQ atmosphere furnaces are supplied endo-gas at 35 degree dew point and enriching gas is natural gas (no peak shaving is is expected currently). Carbon control is via oxygen probe and automatic,two-channel instruments. Shims (.004" thickness) are soaked for 40 minutes, atmosphere cooled, and evaluated in a LECO carbon analyzer with regular referencing. With typical C/P running between .85% and 1.05%, I was expecting +/- .05, and would like to know if this exopectation is reasonable.
IQ atmosphere furnaces are supplied endo-gas at 35 degree dew point and enriching gas is natural gas (no peak shaving is is expected currently). Carbon control is via oxygen probe and automatic,two-channel instruments. Shims (.004" thickness) are soaked for 40 minutes, atmosphere cooled, and evaluated in a LECO carbon analyzer with regular referencing. With typical C/P running between .85% and 1.05%, I was expecting +/- .05, and would like to know if this exopectation is reasonable.