Hydrogen production from natural gas

2015-12-31 View Original

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For hydrogen production from natural gas, how many cubic meters of natural gas are required to produce 1 cubic meter of hydrogen? This includes both the feed gas and the fuel gas

Reply #2 2016-01-05

1 cubic meter of natural gas can produce 2.5 units of hydrogen

Reply #3 2016-03-23

So low? Is the fuel gas included? ?

Reply #4 2016-11-01

This is already quite high; many devices are not capable of achieving such output

Reply #5 2016-11-01

This is already quite high; many devices are not capable of achieving such output

Reply #6 2016-11-01

Does it include fuel gas? Excluding that, under complete reaction, 1 cubic meter of natural gas should produce 4 cubic meters of hydrogen

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