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A gas analyzer utilizing a nondispersive infrared (NDIR)
detection system was used to monitor the ammonia and
water vapor content of the products of a previously
unused hydrazine gas generator. This provided an in-situ
measurement of the generator's efficiency difficult to
obtain by other means. The analyzer was easily installed
in both the calibration and hydrazine systems, required
no maintenance other than periodic zero adjustments, and
performed well for extended periods in the operating
range tested. The catalyst bed operated smoothly and
repeatably during the 28 hr of testing. No major
transients were observed on startup or during steady
state operation. The amount of ammonia in the output
stream of the gas generator was found to be a strong
function of temperature at catalyst bed temperatures
below 450 C. At temperatures above this, the efficiency
remained nearly constant. On startup the gas generator
efficiency was found to decrease with time until a steady
state value was attained. Elevated catalyst bed
temperatures in the periods before steady state operation
was found to be responsible for this phenomenon.
Date Published: 2016-09-19 20:03:31
Identifier: NASA_NTRS_Archive_19870014260
Item Size: 20054178
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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