Hydrogen production from fuel gas
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What is the difference between hydrogen production from natural gas and hydrogen production from catalytic dry gas?
Natural gas is methane; dry gas is C1C2
Natural gas is methane; dry gas is C1C2
Hydrogen production from dry gas involves a high content of olefins, resulting in a significant increase in reactor temperature. The principle behind this process is the same as that used for hydrogen production from natural gas: it involves the reaction of alkanes with water vapor under high temperature and catalytic conditions to produce hydrogen