Is the F-T synthesis wax technology mature, and what are its technical challenges?
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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-15 at 18:28. Is the FTO synthesis wax technology mature, and what are its technical challenges?
This this this..... Those who work on gasification really don’t understand this.
Don’t FTO synthetic oils produce paraffin products? Is there now a specialized technology that uses paraffin as its main product?
Yes, there is the FTO synthesis technology, which produces products such as wax and white oil.
The technology is mature; the challenge lies in the refining process.
In the Pearl River Delta region, domestically produced Fischer-Tropsch waxes have been tried out in hot melt adhesives; they tend to precipitate easily, and their performance is inferior to that of waxes from Sasol and Shell.
In the Pearl River Delta region, domestically produced Fischer-Tropsch waxes have been tried out in hot melt adhesives; they tend to precipitate easily, and their performance is inferior to that of waxes from Sasol and Shell.
The technology is fine; it’s just the market for this product that’s uncertain – it seems it doesn’t meet the standards of high-end lubricants at the moment!
The technology for producing crude FTO wax is not an issue; the problem lies in the fact that when it comes to application in various industries and by different customers, the requirements of those customers cannot be met, and there are always some shortcomings. I think it was just a little short, but even a little short still counts as short.