I would like to ask why hydrogen needs to go through methanation first? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
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Why is methanation used to remove carbon monoxide when producing hydrogen from ethylene? Does carbon monoxide have an impact on the post-system hydrogenation?
Excessive carbon monoxide levels can cause methanation reactions with the hydrogen in the hydrogenation reactor, which may lead to an increase in the reactor’s temperature; in addition, it also affects the hydrogen partial pressure!
Excessive carbon monoxide levels can cause methanation reactions with the hydrogen in the hydrogenation reactor, which may lead to an increase in the reactor’s temperature; in addition, it also affects the hydrogen partial pressure!