Is the gas volume at the outlet of the water-gas washing tower equal to the gas volume at the outlet of the converter?

2016-06-13View Original

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Is the gas volume at the outlet of the water-gas washing tower equal to the gas volume at the outlet of the converter?

Reply #22016-06-18

It should be normal, as the transformation reaction is a volume-equivalent reaction; of course, other reactions or the presence of water may not occur

Reply #32016-06-21

It’s different; if water vapor is taken into account, the volume of gas emitted from the wash tower is much higher. If dry gas is considered, the volume of gas increases after the conversion process, as some of the water vapor participates in the reaction to produce hydrogen.

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