Method for measuring gaseous diffusion coefficient with double-flow gaseous quasi-static process
A technology of gas diffusion and quasi-static method, which is applied in the field of measuring gas diffusion coefficient, and can solve problems such as deviation of measured value from the true value, vibration, and complex structure
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[0076] Embodiment 1. A method for measuring the diffusion coefficient of non-radioactive gases using a double-flow gas quasi-static method, adopting a large-volume gas tank 10 in the closed-loop first air flow circuit A at one end of the diffusion tube 1, and the gas in the gas tank 10 The two ends of the first gas flow pipe 2 are connected through the first gas pump 9 , the first gas concentration measuring device 6 and the pipeline. Under the action of the first air pump 9, the gas circulates in the closed-loop first airflow circuit A. Since the volume of the gas tank 10 is large enough, the gas concentration in the closed-loop first airflow circuit A is considered to be constant during the diffusion process. See Be a diffusion source with a constant concentration. In the open-loop second gas flow circuit B at the other end of the diffusion pipe 1 , the concentration of the diffused gas is measured by the second gas pump 7 and the second gas concentration measuring device 8 ...
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[0098] Embodiment 2. A method for measuring the diffusion coefficient of radioactive gases using a double-flow gas quasi-static method. A radioactive gas source 11 is used in the first gas flow circuit A at one end of the diffusion tube 1, and the radioactive gas in the radioactive gas source 11 passes through the first gas flow circuit A. The air pump 9 , the first gas concentration measuring device 6 and the pipeline are connected to both ends of the first gas flow pipe 2 . Under the action of the first gas pump 9, the radioactive gas circulates in the first gas flow circuit A. During the circulation process, since the radioactive gas source 11 releases gas at a constant rate, and at the same time decays into other substances, it can be recovered after a period of time. When equilibrium is reached, it can be considered that during the diffusion process, the concentration of radioactive gas in the first gas flow circuit A remains unchanged, and it can be regarded as a diffusio...
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[0125] Embodiment 3. A method for measuring the diffusion coefficient of radioactive gas using a double-flow gas quasi-static method. A radioactive gas source 11 is used in the first air flow circuit A at one end of the diffusion tube 1, and the radioactive gas in the radioactive gas source 11 passes through the first gas flow circuit A. The air pump 9 , the first gas concentration measuring device 6 and the pipeline are connected to both ends of the first gas flow pipe 2 . Under the action of the first gas pump 9, the radioactive gas circulates in the first gas flow circuit A. During the circulation process, since the radioactive gas source 11 releases gas at a constant rate, and at the same time decays into other substances, it can be recovered after a period of time. When equilibrium is reached, it can be considered that during the diffusion process, the concentration of radioactive gas in the first gas flow circuit A remains unchanged, and it can be regarded as a diffusion ...
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