A system for detecting the adsorption capacity of a molecular sieve under high-pressure conditions and a detecting method thereof
A technology for detecting molecules and adsorption capacity, which is applied in the field of chemical detection, can solve the problems of complex test equipment, cumbersome test process, and high cost, and achieve the effects of short time required, low cost, and avoiding test errors
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[0041] Such as figure 1As shown, the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, the first impurity tank 2, the second impurity tank 3, and the molecular sieve adsorption tank 4 are cleaned, dried, and vacuumized for later use. Vacuumize the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, weigh and record. Connect it to the liquefied petroleum gas filling system, open the valve, and fill the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1 with liquefied petroleum gas. After filling, close the valve, weigh the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, and calculate the mass of the filled liquefied petroleum gas to be 2430g. Use a microsampler to slowly pipette 2.5g of water into the first impurity tank 2; use a microsampler to slowly pipette 0.8g dimethyl disulfide into the second impurity tank 3, and weigh 10.0g of fresh 13X Add the molecular sieve sample to the molecular sieve adsorption tank 4 and vacuumize; connect the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, the first impurity tank 2, the second impurity tank...
Embodiment 2
[0043] The high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, the first impurity tank 2, and the molecular sieve adsorption tank 4 are cleaned, dried, and evacuated for later use. Vacuumize the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, weigh and record. Connect it to the high-pressure propylene filling system, open the valve, and fill the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1 with propylene. After filling, close the valve, weigh the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, and calculate the mass of filled propylene to be 2590g. Use a micro-sampler to slowly pipette 2 g of water and add it to the first impurity tank 2; weigh 12.0 g of fresh 3A molecular sieve sample and add it to the molecular sieve adsorption tank 4 and vacuumize it; , The molecular sieve adsorption tank 4 is connected through pipelines; turn on the heater of the first impurity tank 2, heat up to 100°C, heat and vaporize the water in the first impurity tank 2, open the second flow control valve 6, and let the heated and vaporized wat...
Embodiment 3
[0045] The system for detecting the adsorption capacity of molecular sieves under high pressure conditions includes a high-pressure liquid storage tank 1, an impurity injection unit connected to the outlet of the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1 in turn, a molecular sieve adsorption tank 4 and a detection instrument, the inlet of the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1 and the The external high-pressure medium delivery pipeline is connected, and the first flow control valve 5 and the second flow control valve 6 are respectively set between the high-pressure liquid storage tank 1 and the impurity injection unit, between the impurity injection unit and the molecular sieve adsorption tank 4, and the molecular sieve adsorption A pressure reducing valve 8 is also provided between the tank 4 and the detection instrument, and the molecular sieve adsorption tank 4 is connected with an external vacuum pump.
[0046] In this implementation, the impurity injection unit is composed of t...
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