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Hydrogen purge gas

2016-11-28View Original

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: the off-gas from hydrogenation units is mainly hydrogen. Is it suitable as fuel gas for heat transfer oil furnaces? Has anyone used it in this way?
Reply #22016-11-28
In some places, it is recycled into the fuel gas pipeline network~~~~
Reply #32016-11-28
It is recommended to recycle them into the fuel gas pipeline network; burning them together should be fine
Reply #42016-11-29
It is preferable, if possible, to pass it through a desulfurization tower before proceeding to hydrogen membrane recovery; this allows for the recovery of hydrogen while also helping to prevent waste; In particular, the off-gas after hydrogen purification is an excellent raw material for dry gas hydrogen production plants ;
Reply #52016-11-29
Release gas? How come I’ve never heard of it? Where did it come from?
Reply #62016-11-29
Hello, I would like to ask whether hydrogen gas, after being collected, can be mixed with natural gas for combustion
Reply #72016-11-29
It’s possible, but it’s not stable; after all, the calorific value is different

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