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Hydrogen production from coking dry gas

2011-06-02View Original

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For hydrogen production from coking dry gas, in addition to analyzing the purity of the hydrogen, is it also necessary to analyze the levels of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide in the resulting hydrogen?
Reply #22011-06-03
It should be analyzed, and methane also needs to be analyzed.
Reply #32011-06-03
It should be analyzed, and methane also needs to be analyzed.
Reply #42011-06-03
Carbon monoxide must be analyzed and its level must be kept below 20 ppm, as its presence in the hydrogenation process leads to methanation reactions
Reply #52011-06-03
Analysis should be conducted, but we have never done it; high levels of CO and CO2 lead to methanation reactions within the reactor. These reactions are highly exothermic and can damage the catalyst.

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