How to calculate the hydrogen partial pressure? It’s not the kind related to high-score pressure × hydrogen purity. Gurus, could you help answer this? Thank you so much!
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If the hydrogen-to-hydrocarbon ratio in our company’s disproportionation unit remains at 3.0, the hydrogen purity is controlled at 80%, and the pressure at the reactor inlet is 2.44 Mpa, what is then the hydrogen partial pressure in the reaction system of this disproportionation unit?
How did I calculate it to be 1.46\ud83d\ude02
It’s very simple: it’s the system pressure multiplied by the mole ratio or volume ratio of hydrogen to the total