Regarding the calculation of the water-to-carbon ratio for hydrogen production conversion?
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How is the water-to-carbon ratio for hydrogen production conversion calculated? I would appreciate it if everyone could provide a detailed explanation. Wishing everyone a happy New Year! ! !
Water-carbon ratio = Moles of water vapor / (Moles of raw materials * ∑ number of carbon atoms). The number of carbon atoms is calculated based on the composition of the raw materials
Hydrogen production from natural gas, or from methanol? !
There are various calculation methods, and the necessary parameters include: the steam supply amount plus (① the flow rate and composition of the raw dry gas, or ② the flow rate and composition of the medium-temperature gas, or ③ the flow rate and composition of the desorbed gas). All these values are determined based on the fact that the number of carbon atoms remains constant before and after the reaction. I previously prepared similar handouts, but I can no longer find them! !