What is a balanced transformation rate? What is the actual conversion rate? How to calculate the actual conversion rate?

2010-03-27View Original

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What is a balanced transformation rate? What is the actual conversion rate? How to calculate the actual conversion rate?

Reply #22010-03-27

The equilibrium conversion rate refers to the conversion rate at which equilibrium is reached under certain conditions of temperature, pressure, and gas composition. The actual conversion rate refers to the percentage of CO that has reacted in actual production compared to the amount of CO before the reaction. The actual conversion rate can be calculated using the following formula: X = VCO – V¹CO / (VCO × (1 + V¹CO)) × 100%. Here, VCO represents the carbon monoxide conversion rate, while VCO and V¹CO denote the carbon monoxide contents in semi-water gas and the converted gas, respectively.

Reply #32010-03-27

2# Yan Qiusheng is very specific. That’s also correct

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