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What are the components of the hydrogen-containing non-condensable gas produced by gasoline hydrogenation?

2018-10-14View Original

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What are the components of the hydrogen-containing non-condensable gas produced by gasoline hydrogenation?
Reply #22018-10-14
Is there any difference between it and sulfur-containing dry gas?
Reply #32018-10-14
Is there anyone who can help a beginner understand this? ! !
Reply #42018-10-15
Hydrogen, methane, C2-C4 hydrocarbons, hydrogen sulfide
Reply #52018-10-22
This post was last edited by Wuyuzegang on 2018-10-22 at 23:53. Thank you to this friend for the reply. But I think this component should fall somewhere between sulfur-containing dry gas and sulfur-containing enriched gas.
Reply #62018-10-23
The difference is that it’s mostly hydrogen, and it’s not exactly the same as those components you mentioned
Reply #72018-10-28
Although I still have doubts, thank you for your reply!

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