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Hydrogen extraction

2011-09-11View Original

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Does a large exhaust vent from the hydrogen extraction unit affect the hydrogen content in the exhaust gas?
Reply #22011-09-11
That’s for sure; under normal circumstances, the hydrogen content increases
Reply #32011-09-13
As the gas processing capacity of the membrane hydrogen extraction unit increases, the hydrogen content in the exhaust gas necessarily rises, and the hydrogen concentration in the permeate gas also increases.
Reply #42011-11-01
The venting is excessive, resulting in less reaction, and the hydrogen content will increase

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