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CGA - H-10

COMBUSTION SAFETY FOR STEAM REFORMER OPERATION

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Organization: CGA
Publication Date: 1 January 2012
Status: inactive
Page Count: 24
scope:

This publication applies to steam reformers that are operated with natural gas, refinery off-gas, naphtha, and other light hydrocarbon streams. It specifically applies to large volume hydrogen production plants, defined for this publication as a production capability of 373,000 scfh (10 000 Nm3/hr) (9 MMSCFD or 241,000 Nm3D) or greater.

This publication covers operation, maintenance, and certain design aspects of steam reformers relative to the potential safety hazards of the combustion process inherent to these units. Emphasis is placed on operational guidance and features that provide safeguards against such hazards such as furnace control philosophies, safety interlocks, and inspection routines. The publication is not intended to address the details of design, installation, and construction of steam reformers.

Purpose

The purpose of this publication is to inform and guide interested parties on the procedures and practices fundamental to combustion safety in the operation of steam reformers. This publication presents a baseline for safe reformer operation which, if followed, assures our customers that the hydrogen they receive from member companies has been produced according to accepted industry-wide safety guidelines.

Document History

January 1, 2018
COMBUSTION SAFETY FOR STEAM REFORMER OPERATION
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H-10
January 1, 2012
COMBUSTION SAFETY FOR STEAM REFORMER OPERATION
This publication applies to steam reformers that are operated with natural gas, refinery off-gas, naphtha, and other light hydrocarbon streams. It specifically applies to large volume hydrogen...

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