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The issue of the hydrogen-to-oil ratio?

2020-02-06View Original

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How can one determine whether the hydrogen-to-oil ratio is sufficient? Is it bigger or smaller?
Reply #22020-02-06
The hydrogen-to-oil ratio is determined by the quality of the product; relatively speaking, a higher ratio results in more heat release and a higher temperature.
Reply #32020-02-07
According to the catalyst’s technical specifications, check what the standard values are there, and then calculate what the actual values are. This comparison then becomes apparent ; When the hydrogen-to-oil ratio decreases, you will find that the amount of fuel gas used increases, the reaction temperature rises, and even the amount of hydrogen used goes up as well. This is because when the purity of the circulating hydrogen is low, more pure hydrogen is required to maintain the hydrogen partial pressure; with more emissions, more hydrogen needs to be supplied ;

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