Regarding the origin of the synthetic H/C ratio! How did you get 2.05-2.15??
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When we calculate the H/C ratio, we follow H2-CO2/CO+CO2=2.05-2.15. How did this value come about?? This value has always been a measure of the H/C ratio. I want to know how this value came about!!!
The value of the hydrogen-to-oil ratio is different in each process and should not have a fixed value. The specific calculation of the specific process mainly coordinates the reaction rate, prevents coking, and coordinates the thermal balance. Many devices also determine the H/C based on experience. I wonder what process your H/C is?
The reaction of synthesis gas to methanol is: 2H2+CO=CH3OH+H2O, H/C=2. Considering that high hydrogen can inhibit side reactions, the H/C of the synthesis gas is slightly greater than 2, ensuring the H/C of the circulating gas. The CO2 in the formula is the impact of its reaction consumption, which can be quickly deduced by yourself.
The reaction of synthesis gas to methanol is: 2H2+CO=CH3OH+H2O, H/C=2. Considering that high hydrogen can inhibit side reactions, the H/C of the synthesis gas is slightly greater than 2, ensuring the H/C of the circulating gas. The CO2 in the formula is the impact of its reaction consumption, which can be quickly deduced by yourself.