How many cubic meters of hydrogen are normally consumed per bromine value in the hydrogenation feedstock?

2017-08-29View Original

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How many cubic meters of hydrogen are normally consumed per bromine value in the hydrogenation feedstock?

Reply #22017-08-29

The bromine value indicates the content of unsaturated hydrocarbons; different hydrocarbons require different amounts of hydrogen. An approximate estimate can be made based on the components, or it is also possible to use a device for calibration in order to determine this value!

Reply #32017-08-30

The plant receives 10 tons of feedstock; the bromine price is 140, and the hydrogen consumption is 1400 standard cubic meters per hour

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