How can carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and hydrogen in methanol feed gas, which have different molecular weights, be compressed simultaneously?
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How can carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and hydrogen in the methanol feed gas, which have different molecular weights, be compressed simultaneously? Will surging occur at the beginning of operation? Thank you for your help
There is a parameter called: “voltage division””~~~
What do you mean? Could you explain it in more detail? Studying*studying*
I have no experience with syngas compression, and I don’t know much about it in depth. The gases as I understand them are a fairly evenly mixed gas mixture, which can be regarded as a single substance; no unevenness occurs during compression
After mixing, it can be considered based on the average molecular weight~~