A brief discussion on the formula for vanadium catalyst conversion rate
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This post was last edited by Zhang Ruqing on 2015-8-6 at 10:04. When reviewing the calculations regarding the conversion rate of vanadium catalysts recently, I noticed that, inadvertently, the analysts included the values of gas concentrations A and B directly in the denominator of the conversion rate formula, without adding the percent sign %. I found this confusing, as such calculations would yield inaccurate results. The conversion rate formula is % = (A – B) / [A(1 – 0.0015*B)]. What I want to know now is whether it’s necessary to include the percent sign % ? ? ? ? ? What is the specific reason? _? Some expert please help answer! ! !
A and B have been using input data without performing any % calculations. The difference between the two is about 0.02 percentage points, I think. It’s just a formula that was derived; I can’t remember the specifics.