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Calculation of hydrogen partial pressure

2020-01-16View Original

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How is the hydrogen partial pressure in a reaction vessel calculated? For example, if the volume of the vessel is 1000 L, with 700 L being the liquid phase and 300 L the gas phase, and hydrogen accounts for 60% of the volume in the gas phase. The liquid phase contains some dissolved hydrogen, and the pressure in the reactor is 5 MPa; so what is the partial pressure of hydrogen inside the reactor?
Reply #22020-01-16
Calculations are provided in SH/T3193-2017
Reply #32020-01-17
SH/T 3193-2017 Guidelines for the Design of Wet Hydrogen Sulfide Environmental Equipment in the Petrochemical Industry – It’s not available here either
Reply #42020-01-17
Found it. I didn’t look closely enough. Thank you
Reply #52024-08-26
The appendix of sh3193-2017 deals with the calculation of hydrogen sulfide partial pressure, not hydrogen partial pressure. Is it a reference principle?

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