Discussion on the technical research topic for increasing steam generation capacity in hydrogen production conversion gas steam generators

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The conversion gas steam generator in the hydrocarbon vapor hydrogen production plant is located between the conversion furnace and the medium-temperature shift reactor; the fluid flowing inside the tubes is conversion gas at 780°C and 2.8 MPa, while the fluid flowing outside the tubes is deoxygenated water at 3.9 MPa and 270°C in the steam drum. How can the process and equipment be optimized so as to increase the heat transfer capacity of the heat exchangers, thereby boosting the steam production of the thermal system?

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