EP4069636A1 - Method of stable operation of a steam reforming plant - Google Patents
Method of stable operation of a steam reforming plantInfo
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- EP4069636A1 EP4069636A1 EP20812013.9A EP20812013A EP4069636A1 EP 4069636 A1 EP4069636 A1 EP 4069636A1 EP 20812013 A EP20812013 A EP 20812013A EP 4069636 A1 EP4069636 A1 EP 4069636A1
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- the invention relates to a method for regulating and for the stable operation of a steam reforming plant which can be regulated with regard to the degree of utilization and has a steam reformer, a hydrogenation and desulphurisation unit upstream of the steam reformer for the desulphurisation of the feedstock and a furnace unit of the steam reformer.
- an input material preparation is regularly connected, which includes, for example, a compression or evaporation or preheating of the input material.
- This is regularly followed by a two-step desulfurization of the feedstock, in which organic sulfur compounds contained in the feedstock, but also olefins, are hydrogenated in a hydrogenation unit.
- the sulfur which is now present as H 2 S, is then adsorbed onto zinc oxide, for example.
- the entire amount of process steam required for the subsequent catalytic steps is added, for example.
- the addition takes place in a certain molar ratio.
- the ratio is formed from the organic carbon contained in the feedstock flow and the process steam flow.
- pre-reforming can be carried out in an adiabatic reactor to minimize feedstock and fuel consumption and to minimize the size of the steam reformer, which converts heavy hydrocarbons into methane, hydrogen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide at around 450 to 540 ° C.
- the synthesis gas leaving the steam reformer is cooled to a temperature suitable for the pressure swing adsorption system.
- impurities such as CO, C0 2, H 2 0, N 2 and CH 4 are effectively separated and high-purity hydrogen is obtained.
- the resulting waste heat is recovered. Steam produced from waste heat is reused as process steam, and any excess is released into an existing network, for example.
- Hydrogen production plant based on steam reforming is known which, through algorithms and complex correction models, enables the
- the requirements placed on a method for operating a hydrogen production plant or, in general, a steam reforming plant are not limited to finding the operating point that is optimized for the consumption of raw materials. Rather, such a process should also make it possible to adjust the degree of utilization of the plant in the event of a fluctuating product or hydrogen demand.
- Another requirement of the system is that stable system operation is ensured despite a variable degree of utilization, i.e. a changing product or hydrogen demand.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing a method for regulation and stable operation of a system that can be regulated with regard to the degree of utilization
- this object is achieved by a method mentioned at the beginning, in which a predetermined degree of utilization of the production plant under automated control of the continuously monitored parameter relationships
- a treatment step ensures that the feedstock is supplied with a sufficient amount of hydrogen to be used in the hydrogenation unit upstream of the steam reformer to carry out an effective hydrogenation, for example of organic sulfur compounds and olefins.
- this can advantageously be achieved, for example, in that a small partial flow of the hydrogen generated by the steam reforming is withdrawn and fed to the feedstock flow in a special ratio.
- the current hydrogen to input material ratio is continuously monitored and the respective input variables, here: hydrogen and input material flow, are adjusted accordingly.
- the hydrogen to feedstock ratio selected in this step in this process is preferably dependent on the feedstock.
- a hydrogen-to-feed ratio based on the molar flow rates is preferably set in the range from 0.01 to 0.60.
- processed feedstock is available for the subsequent steam reforming.
- the steam-to-carbon ratio is monitored by suitable measuring equipment, for example by means of flow measurements and feedstock analysis, and by means of regulation of the steam and / or the Desulfurized feedstock stream set.
- suitable measuring equipment for example by means of flow measurements and feedstock analysis, and by means of regulation of the steam and / or the Desulfurized feedstock stream set.
- the steam flow is preferably selected to be adapted to the desulphurized feedstock flow obtained from the hydrogenation and desulphurisation unit and entering the steam reformer.
- the feed stream already prepared in the first step can be regarded as unchanged in the course of the preparation, since the sulfur compounds removed from the feed stream usually only have a proportion of a few ppm.
- a molar steam-to-carbon ratio of 2.0 to 4.0 is particularly preferably set when the process steam is added.
- the last step of the method according to the invention comprises the monitoring and setting of a fuel-to-air ratio in the furnace unit associated with the steam reformer, with which the heat required for the endothermic reaction is introduced through combustion of the fuel.
- the selected fuel-to-air ratio depends on the input material and fuel.
- the stability of the plant operation can also be improved if, when the degree of utilization of the plant changes, the hydrogen-to-feed ratio is regulated in such a way that the sequence in which the hydrogen and feedstock flows are set in the first, the Preparation of the feedstock serving, step depending on it it is selected whether the degree of utilization of the steam reforming plant is increased or decreased.
- the regulation of the steam-to-carbon ratio relevant for steam reforming when the plant's utilization rate changes is carried out in such a way that the sequence of setting the steam and feedstock flow, in a further development of the method according to the invention, is particularly beneficial It is selected depending on whether the degree of utilization of the steam reforming plant is increased or decreased.
- the stability of the plant operation can be further improved by regulating the fuel-to-air ratio carbon ratio in the event of changes in the degree of utilization of the plant in such a way that the sequence of setting the fuel and air flow is selected depending on whether the degree of utilization the steam reforming plant is raised or lowered.
- the use of the method according to the invention is particularly useful when the degree of utilization of the steam reforming plant is in the range from 30 to 100%, which should regularly be desired for economic reasons.
- low utilization rates below 30%
- non-equilibrium states can occur as a result of the presence of non-continuous partial loads, which can lead to instabilities in the system operation.
- the hydrogen production plant with its entirety of the individual plant parts is typically in an area of stable, continuous operation in which the method according to the invention works particularly well, so that the probability of an undesired shutdown of the plant as a result of changes in the The degree of utilization is effectively minimized.
- the rate of change of the degree of utilization is limited to 0.5 to 2.0% of the input material quantity required for 100% degree of utilization per minute. This can be Transfer rate of change to all other currents or parameters to be changed in good approximation. Higher rates of change entail the risk of excessive fluctuations in volume, pressure and temperature, which may lead to the specified safety-relevant system limit values being exceeded.
- the mentioned rate of change represents a preferred value at which the change in the degree of utilization is achieved quickly, but while maintaining stable plant operation.
- FIG. 2 a schematic representation of the method according to the invention in the case of a falling degree of utilization.
- Fig. 1 an embodiment of the method according to the invention is shown in which the control of a steam reforming plant in the case of an increasing degree of utilization and thus an increasing hydrogen production, the sequence of changes in the respective variables is also taken into account to further improve the stability of the plant operation.
- the feedstock is processed by means of hydrogenation in the hydrogenation stage and then in the desulfurization unit 1 by performing the hydrogenation with a specific hydrogen to feedstock ratio of 2.
- the setpoint values of the hydrogen and the feedstock flow are calculated as a function of the specified, typically increased by the user (for example, manually or on the basis of the product delivery pressure), 3.
- the hydrogen flow is set 4.
- the feedstock flow 5 is set.
- the hydrogen flow 4 is therefore set in advance of the feedstock flow 5 setting.
- the feedstock flow 5 is preferably set before the desired value of the hydrogen flow is reached.
- the desired hydrogen-to-feed ratio 2 is set in this way.
- the steam reformer 6 first calculates the desired values of the steam and carbon flow 8 for the desired degree of utilization in order to ensure its intended function by setting a specific steam-to-carbon ratio 7 before entering the steam reforming.
- the amount of carbon introduced by the starting material can be determined on the basis of its molar mass fraction in the starting material by suitable measurements, for example a gas chromatographic measurement or by taking samples and evaluating them in the laboratory.
- the adjustment of the steam flow 9 thus takes place in advance of the adjustment of the feedstock flow 10.
- the adjustment of the steam flow 9 preferably begins before the setpoint value of the feedstock flow 10 is reached.
- a specific fuel-to-air ratio 12 is set in the furnace unit 11 of the steam reformer 6 as a function of the degree of utilization by first calculating the setpoint values of the air and fuel flow 13. Then first the calculated air flow 14 and then the fuel flow 15 corresponding to the setting of the desired ratio is set.
- FIG. 2 describes the opposite case with respect to FIG. 1 of a falling degree of utilization or a falling hydrogen production.
- Process steps relating to the sequence of the change in the currents can be used not only in the totality described (i.e. in all three process steps), but also only in one or two of the three process steps described, the use of all process steps being preferred with regard to ensuring system stability is.
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