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How much hydrogen is produced from one ton of methanol?

2017-07-17View Original

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A beginner has a question: in the process of producing hydrogen through methanol cracking, how much hydrogen is produced from one ton of methanol?
Reply #22017-07-17
Approximately 1400 Nm3/t of methanol
Reply #32017-07-17
One standard liter of hydrogen methanol is approximately 0.55 liters
Reply #42017-07-17
1 kg of methanol produces 0.65 m3 of hydrogen gas.
Reply #52017-07-18
The last edit to this post was made by Beautiful women are not bad ~~ on 2017-7-18 at 14:02; the specific consumption is calculated at 0.54–0.56 kg/Nm3, with one ton of methanol yielding around 1800 cubic liters

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