How to calculate the hydrogen addition amount
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For hydrogen production using natural gas, how many cubic meters of natural gas are needed, and what is the approximate amount of hydrogen that can be produced? How is this calculated? My plant has a capacity of around 1000, so the hydrogen production volume is approximately 45 cubic meters. Also, if I know the amount of natural gas used, can I roughly estimate the amount of hydrogen that will be produced? How is it calculated?
Hydrogen is added according to the sulfur content; generally, it is 3-5% for natural gas.
Based on the chemical equation for the reaction between methane and water vapor, it is roughly 1 cubic meter of natural gas per 4 cubic meters of hydrogen
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Hello, teacher: Calculation of the hydrogen amount required: It is calculated based on the chemical equation for the reaction between methane and water vapor; generally, 1 cubic meter of natural gas corresponds to 4 cubic meters of hydrogen. How can this equation be formulated? Detailed process, thank you