A. S. Chernenko, V. V. Kalinchak, M. V. Roziznany, A. K. Kopiyka
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Abstract
Kinetic parameters finding’s method of heterogeneous catalytic oxidation reactions of combustible gas’s small impurities in air on a thin platinum wire was described.
It consists in obtaining from the wire’s current-voltage characteristic the dependence of the critical current values on its mass fraction in air. They corresponding to the catalytic ignition and extintion of the gas impurity.
A method of determining the content of two combustible gases in the air, what based on processing the platinum wire’s current-voltage characteristic, was proposed. Depending on the level of the total gases concentration in the air, the determining experimental characteristics are not only the wire (catalyst) overheating relative to the inert wire under the conditions of catalytic ignition, but also the wire overheating during catalytic extinguishing or under conditions of self-sustaining catalytic combustion (without electric current heating).