Hydrogen production with self-generated steam
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I would like to ask the teachers: in a hydrogen production converter, is heat from both the convection section and the radiation section used to generate steam? Which factor has a greater impact on the steam produced internally?
The convection section contains an evaporation section that generates steam in small quantities; the radiation chamber does not produce steam and serves mainly to supply heat for the conversion reactions. The main equipment for steam generation is the steam generator, which cools the converted gas and produces steam
The steam produced by the hydrogen production converter comes from the waste heat boiler. The conversion gas exiting the converter is sent for shift reaction after heat recovery in a waste heat boiler. Waste heat boiler generates steam
The steam produced by the hydrogen production converter comes from the waste heat boiler. The conversion gas exiting the converter is sent for shift reaction after heat recovery in a waste heat boiler. Waste heat boiler generates steam
The steam produced by the hydrogen production converter comes from the waste heat boiler. The conversion gas exiting the converter is sent for shift reaction after heat recovery in a waste heat boiler. Waste heat boiler generates steam
Three-in-one production process: steam generation in the radiation section, steam generation from waste heat from conversion, and steam generation through heat exchange with medium-temperature gas (for preheating boiler water)