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10177 Demonstrating the Ability to Successfully Seal a Non-Intrusive Hydrogen Probe at Temperatures up to 500 C

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Product Number: 51300-10177-SG
ISBN: 10177 2010 CP
Author: Kelly McKeen, Andy Justason and Melanie Lalonde
Publication Date: 2010
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A non-intrusive vacuum hydrogen probe that can maintain a leak-tight seal has been successfully designed and field tested. Industrial installations and laboratory testing of this hydrogen probe have confirmed that the integrity of the probe to vessel seal can be maintained indefinitely throughout continuous high temperature operation (up to 500 oC) as well as repeated temperature transients. The present paper discusses the unique sealing technology of this probe, focusing on data which confirms the robustness and reliability of the seal.

Keywords: corrosion monitoring, hydrogen flux, vacuum hydrogen probe, leak-tight seal
A non-intrusive vacuum hydrogen probe that can maintain a leak-tight seal has been successfully designed and field tested. Industrial installations and laboratory testing of this hydrogen probe have confirmed that the integrity of the probe to vessel seal can be maintained indefinitely throughout continuous high temperature operation (up to 500 oC) as well as repeated temperature transients. The present paper discusses the unique sealing technology of this probe, focusing on data which confirms the robustness and reliability of the seal.

Keywords: corrosion monitoring, hydrogen flux, vacuum hydrogen probe, leak-tight seal
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