What load is required for a hydrogen production unit to support the hydrogenation of 200,000 tons of naphtha?
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What load is required for a hydrogen production unit to support a 200,000-ton naphtha hydrogenation plant? Is the hydrogen production facility for 400,000 tons of naphtha hydrogenation twice that of one for 200,000 tons, or what is the relationship? Thank you.
This is different from the manufacturing process, right? It depends on how much hydrogen is required according to the design provided by others.
It depends on the properties of the crude oil, the performance of the catalyst, and the required product quality; there is no universal answer
Approximately 2000~3000 Nm3/h.
This post was last edited by h*ng on 2017-9-13 11:33
The 10,000 Nm3/h hydrogen production system used in conjunction with 10wt gasoline hydrorefining – you might find it useful as a reference
100,000 tons paired with 1,000 cubic meters, right?