(Reward: 20 wealth points) What is the single-tube load for natural gas steam reforming, and what are the specifications of the reforming tubes?
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Haiyou LIUJIANGUO is asking: What is the single-tube load for natural gas steam reforming, and what are the specifications of the reforming tubes?
Thank you to the moderator. Let me first talk about the situation in my plant: the load per tube is 60 cubic meters, the water-to-carbon ratio is 3.3, the outlet temperature is 700 degrees, and the methane content is less than 7%. The tube specifications are 124*12. Please share information about your own plants or those you have seen, and feel free to express your opinions
The load per pipe is around 50 cubic meters; the pipe specification is 114*13.
The single-tube load is around 57, the water-to-carbon ratio is 3.2, the outlet temperature is 730 degrees, and the methane content is less than 5%
Reply to 1# ZZJJAA70: The load per tube is 60 cubic meters, the water-to-carbon ratio is 2.8, and the outlet temperature is…
Mozhiyang (UID: 322309), bro, add me as a QQ friend; I want to learn from you*
sjxx30 (UID: 570808): Why do the devices used by your company and another company seem similar? What’s your email address or QQ number?
The last edit to this post was made by sjxx30 on 2010-6-25 at 23:27. Reply to 8# liujianguo1116: sjxx30@126.com – I’m glad to make a new friend and learn from each other. I’ve already sent you the PDF drawings for the converter.
Thank you; it seems to be a patented product from the Eighth Institute
What material is the furnace tube made of?
Reply to 8# sjxx30: Dude, could you send me one too? Ours is pretty much the same as yours.