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Controlled-Impurity Helium Flow System

by gsw last modified 06-29-2006 14:24

Figure shows the controlled-impurity helium flow system facility used to study the corrosion behavior of Ni-based superalloys in impure helium at temperatures up to 1000° C. It consists of a 3-zone tube furnace housing 7 quartz tubes, each of which can be supplied with a different gas mixture. Gas mixtures with controlled concentration levels of different gases are obtained by using premixed helium gas bottles and set of mass flow controllers. A discharge ionization detector gas chromatograph is used to analyze the gas mixture entering and exiting out of the furnace.



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