ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Development and Validation of an Ammonia-Resistant Thermal-Conductivity Analyzer for In Situ Monitoring of NH
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Abstract
Ammonia is increasingly considered a promising hydrogen carrier due to its high hydrogen density and well-established infrastructure. Monitoring ammonia cracking efficiency requires robust, continuous gas analysis across a wide concentration range, with resistance to corrosive gases. Conventional methods such as gas chromatography or mass spectrometry meet these requirements, but are costly and operationally complex. To address this gap, a Thermal Conductivity Analyzer (TCA) was developed based on an OEM module and validated for continuous in situ monitoring of ammonia cracking. The system includes a pump-driven bypass extraction line and a three-stage calibration procedure: zero-point correction, look-up table generation, and span calibration. Measurement stability was assessed using binary H
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