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On hydrogen production from natural gas

2018-04-15View Original

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For a natural gas-based hydrogen production plant, will not supplying hydrogen for one hour have any impact on the catalysts in the plant?
Reply #22018-04-15
It should be fine. Many devices can operate normally in actual production without hydrogen. Look at the sulfur content in your natural gas feedstock; many imported liquefied natural gases have a very low sulfur content, as the desulfurization process is carried out during liquefaction.
Reply #32018-04-15
It has little impact. I remember reading that hydrogen production from natural gas doesn’t necessarily require the use of hydrogen; but just to be safe, it’s better to include some.
Reply #42018-04-17
No problem; some companies do produce them from hydrogenation reactors
Reply #52018-04-18
It depends on the sulfur content in natural gas; generally, when the sulfur level is low, there are no major issues even if it’s not processed for a short period of time

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