LNG methanation HC ratio
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How to calculate the HC ratio for LNG methanation? Seeking guidance from experts
The methanation reaction is a chemical reaction, and the mass ratios of the substances are naturally determined according to the optimal ratios for that chemical reaction. If the feed consists of pure carbon monoxide and hydrogen, the HC ratio is 3.0xx; a slight excess of hydrogen is used to facilitate the reaction. If carbon dioxide and other organic compounds are also present, the ratios are calculated based on the chemical reaction equation.
Coke oven gas contains carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, as well as some polycarbon hydrocarbons; the flow ratio is determined based on the concentrations of these components (this is used to control the methanation reaction in the conversion of coke oven gas into natural gas)
(h2-co2-2(O2+CmHn))/(CO+CO2)
Thank you, this should be substituted using the amount of substance, right?
Could you explain the principle behind this calculation? Thank you for your help
Just calculate using the results detected by the dye.
Calculate using chromatography? I want to ask how to calculate based on the principles of chemical equations