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Issues related to hydrogen production

2010-01-31View Original

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How much hydrogen can be produced from one ton of coking dry gas? Advice from an expert
Reply #22010-02-01
It depends on the composition of the dry gas; generally, in the production of hydrogen from dry gas, the ratio is about 3 cubic meters of hydrogen produced per 1 cubic meter of dry gas.
Reply #32010-02-01
Hydrogen production varies depending on the components of the dry gas; generally, about 3,500 NM3 of hydrogen can be produced from 1 ton of coking dry gas, while around 2,600 NM3 of hydrogen is produced from 1 ton of catalytic dry gas.
Reply #42010-02-02
One ton of dry gas can produce 4,000 cubic meters of hydrogen, or 350 KG of hydrogen; catalytic dry gas can yield 250 KG of hydrogen

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