Is medium-temperature shift in natural gas hydrogen production an obsolete process?
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Regarding the project we plan to undertake, experts say that the medium-temperature shift reaction in natural gas-based hydrogen production is an obsolete process – is that true? But what the design institute is still providing is the Chinese-based conversion process
The medium-temperature shift reaction for hydrogen production from natural gas is an obsolete process; I’ve never heard of it. What we use nowadays is the medium-temperature shift reaction
Atmospheric medium-temperature shift is a process that is being phased out; it is listed in the **phasing-out list**, though the atmospheric version is the one in question
I just checked; it refers to medium-temperature shift at normal pressure