Should the amount of cold hydrogen be included when calculating the hydrogen-to-oil ratio?
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Should the amount of cold hydrogen be included when calculating the hydrogen-to-oil ratio?
The hydrogen-to-oil ratio refers to the ratio at a specific location; generally, it is the hydrogen-to-oil ratio at the reactor inlet, which is calculated by multiplying the amount of circulating hydrogen at the inlet by its purity and then dividing by the feed volume. . If you use a refined cracking train, for full cracking cold hydrogen and the like need to be added. Algorithms for different positions need to be analyzed specifically.