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Natural gas conversion to hydrogen

2018-12-10View Original

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What is the typical load of a top-fired furnace? Is it more cost-effective to use one large furnace or two sets for hydrogen production via conversion?
Reply #22018-12-11
I heard it’s 30 megawatts; it depends on your future load rate – if the demand is high, go for a larger capacity, and if you need flexibility, consider installing two units
Reply #32018-12-11
The operation can be more flexible; it depends on the operating condition of your device
Reply #42018-12-11
Usually, there are two sets of hydrogen production converter systems, which are shut down or taken for maintenance and conversion depending on the production load.

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