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Method CTM-13 – Determination of Sulfuric Acid Vapor or Mist and Sulfur Dioxide Emissions from Kraft Recovery Furnaces

The controlled condensation method is the primary sampling and analytical tool for quantifying sulfuric acid emissions from stationary sources. The method is based upon the selective condensation of sulfuric acid from a gas stream by means of a water-cooled condenser. The major advantage of the condensation method is that it provides reliable and reproducible SO₃ and SO₂ values with minimal interference from high SO₂ concentrations.

There are several versions of the method. Option “-V” is added for 240V.

Horizontal Condenser CCS Assembly

Horizontal condenser, CCS, assembly #28 controlled condensate Sampling with #11 port for cartridge heater, with heater and thermocouple assembly, #28 socket both ends, water jacket with hose barbs, thermocouple-well and #15 solid cap. We recommend using a quartz glass liner in the probe.

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	11710-11	9.5-mm PTFE ferrule with ACE #11 thread	Max: Min: 1 Step: 1	Add to Quote
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	MH-125	3/8-inch diameter cartridge heater for GN-HCCH, 6-inch length	Max: Min: 1 Step: 1	Add to Quote
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