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Problems with medium-pressure steam in hydrogen production

2016-11-07View Original

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Colleagues: Is the medium-pressure steam generated by the waste boiler in hydrogen production conversion processes superheated steam or saturated steam?
Reply #22016-11-07
Gas generation equipment produces saturated steam, which is then superheated. To find out for sure, one can check the pressure and temperature of the steam.
Reply #32016-11-07
What is produced by the waste heat boiler used for hydrogen production is what we call saturated steam. Hydrogen steam blowing: low-pressure steam is used to superheat the furnace, and then it returns as blowing steam; we call this superheated steam.
Reply #42016-11-08
Water comes from the steam drum; what is produced and returned to the steam drum is saturated steam. This saturated steam then enters the flue for heating, emerging as superheated steam.

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