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Consumption of natural gas in methanol production

2010-06-30 View Original

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For the production of methanol from natural gas, what is the actual natural gas consumption during stable operation? Please also specify: should it be converted into one paragraph or two? Process route? Should processes such as flue gas recovery be used to supplement CO2? It would be best to provide the name of the manufacturing unit. Thank you in advance
Reply #2 2010-06-30
Four sets; gas consumption ranges from 870 to 970. It features a two-stage carbon supplementation system with a first stage and a second stage, as well as processes for CO2 supplementation via flue gas recovery. It’s a company based in Yulin – check it out on your own
Reply #3 2010-06-30
This post was last edited and replied to by sjxx30 on 2010-6-30 at 20:46. Reply to 2# liujianguo1116: It’s a standard two-stage system for ethanolamine smoke recovery; are you from Yutianhua?
Reply #4 2010-07-01
Dude, where did you get that from? How do you know so much?

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