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Where does the hydrogen go when the plant is shut down?

2017-05-30View Original

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After the unit is shut down, where does the hydrogen in the reaction system go? It can’t be burned off, right? There’s not enough hydrogen to be completely burned; the capacity of the gas tanks is limited. Please advise
Reply #22017-05-30
If it can’t be recovered by shutting down the operation, it can only be burned
Reply #32017-05-31
This is different, right? Some are complete sets of equipment; if it’s just a single device, it can only burn up to a certain extent. Otherwise, how can emergency pressure release be handled?
Reply #42017-05-31
What else can be done if it’s not burned? That’s why starting and stopping the engine is costly.
Reply #52017-06-01
If there is no good recovery device, it is burned in a flare.

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