How is the amount of hydrogen produced from one cubic meter of catalytic dry gas calculated?

2017-03-19View Original

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What are the requirements, and what is the calculation method?

Reply #22017-03-19

Laboratory analysis to determine the content of various components

Reply #32017-03-20

Approximately 2.47 cubic meters of hydrogen can be produced from 1 cubic meter of catalyzed dry gas

Reply #42017-03-20

Things needed: 1. Components of the catalytic dry gas, especially hydrogen. 2. Determine the process for purifying hydrogen gas. 3. Once the process is determined, the hydrogen yield is fixed. This way, it can be calculated.

Reply #52017-03-20

Composition of raw materials and PSA recovery rate

Reply #62017-03-30

The factors that determine the hydrogen production amount from dry gas are the composition of the feedstock and the PSA yield. As for how to calculate it exactly, it’s a quite complex process; the volume is roughly between 2.2 cubic meters and 2.7 cubic meters.

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