Reformation yield?
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How to calculate the yield of reformed liquid based on the composition of the reforming feed and the liquid phase composition of the high-pressure column? I think it seems impossible
The liquid phase yield is equal to the ratio of the flow rate of the liquid at the bottom of the stabilizer to the reforming feed rate
How is qi calculated? Or how to calculate the hydrogen production from the reformed feed?
May I ask experts how to calculate meteorology or hydrogen production?
Liquid yield refers to the ratio of the C5+ flow at the bottom of the stabilizer to the feed volume. Since it is a liquid recovery meteorological factor, it should not be included in the calculations
At standard conditions, 11,200 NM3 corresponds to one ton of hydrogen. Calculate the mass of hydrogen, and then divide it by the amount of feed material to obtain the hydrogen yield. Mine is around 3.5%.
Thank you for your answer; I’ll do the calculations later