I figured out the hydrogen partial pressure myself
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I figured out the hydrogen partial pressure on my own, but I was confused when someone asked me about it – does hydrogen partial pressure have a unit? ? ? ? ? I’m confused...... Please, experts from all over, offer some guidance! ! ! ! ! !
Hydrogen partial pressure = System operating pressure x Hydrogen purity. For example: 10 Mpa x 85% = 8.5 Mpa. I think that’s correct
Agree with what was said above: lol
After all, partial pressure is still pressure, measured in Mpa; it represents the pressure contributed by hydrogen in the system’s pressure. The method used to calculate hydrogen purity mentioned above is indeed correct.
Agree that the method for calculating hydrogen purity mentioned above is the correct one