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I would like to ask everyone: in the case of hydrogen production from natural gas, if the gauge that indicates the water-to-carbon ratio is damaged, what methods can be used to determine whether this ratio is within an acceptable range?
Temperature, pressure, flow rates upward and downward, and so on.
Is it reasonable to estimate the water-carbon ratio based on the amount of acidic water?
This is just one aspect; several parameters need to be considered together, and judgments should be made based on past operational experience.
I know; I’m thinking about whether the amount of acidic water can be used to quickly determine whether the water-carbon ratio is reasonable, and I’m trying to find this empirical value!