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What is the typical density of catalytic dry gas?

2018-02-26View Original

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What is the typical density of catalytic dry gas? Does your facility calculate the volume or mass of the dry gas? If it’s volume, what density should be used?
Reply #22018-02-27
Are everyone using mass flow meters?
Reply #32018-03-01
The readings on our instruments are usually in cubic meters; a conversion is needed when performing calculations. The density is generally taken as 0.76 g/m3, and this value is calculated
Reply #42018-03-03
Density can be calculated based on a full analysis of the dry gas; densities vary depending on the quality of the dry gas – higher densities are observed when there is a large amount of carbonaceous hydrocarbons or when the degassing effect of the regenerant is poor.
Reply #52018-03-04
Could you provide the table or method for the calculation?
Reply #62018-03-11
Multiply the metric square by (0.75-0.8)/1000 to get the tons

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