@dalsenov The temperature is whatever you think is appropriate for the reaction you are attempting. I use a thermal probe that seals into a brass fitting. I's important to note that your temp will be somewhat stable as long as aromatics are boiling off. It's this temp you want to maintain, but really watch at the end when most of the aromatics are gone where you can get a temperature (and pressure) spike.
Thank you for your answer! I really didn't imagine what kind of thermometer might measure such high temperatures.
dalsenov 3 months ago
Nice setup! It's said that pyrolysis goes between a certain temperature range ; something like 370-420 Celsius.
How do you stabilize the temperature?
dalsenov 3 months ago
@dalsenov The temperature is whatever you think is appropriate for the reaction you are attempting. I use a thermal probe that seals into a brass fitting. I's important to note that your temp will be somewhat stable as long as aromatics are boiling off. It's this temp you want to maintain, but really watch at the end when most of the aromatics are gone where you can get a temperature (and pressure) spike.
doktorandom 3 months ago
You my friend never cease to amaze me.
jksintl 6 months ago