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Carbon monoxide at the outlet of the medium-low-low conversion process

2017-01-18 View Original

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Given a constant catalyst activity, in a medium-low-low shift process, with a medium-temperature sulfur-resistant catalyst, an inlet carbon monoxide concentration of 45% and a water-to-gas ratio of 1, if the outlet temperature of the medium-shift reactor changes by 1°C, by how much can the outlet carbon monoxide concentration change?
Reply #2 2017-01-22
Is the poster referring to an isothermal furnace? It is generally unlikely for an adiabatic furnace to change by 1°C. With an isothermal furnace, it’s impossible to roughly determine the outlet carbon monoxide level based on the temperature rise

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