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Dehydration of ethanol to produce ethylene

2017-02-17View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: are there any updates on projects currently under construction for the production of ethylene from ethanol dehydration?
Reply #22017-02-17
If ethylene is produced from ethanol, then what is the source of that ethanol? Is it ethanol produced by starch fermentation?
Reply #32017-02-17
No: it is from coal to methanol, then from methanol to dimethyl ether, and finally to ethanol.
Reply #42017-02-17
This post was last edited by EdwardLau on 2017-2-17 21:01. Can dimethyl ether be used directly to produce ethylene and propylene? I mean, through the so-called MTO process. Why is it necessary to go through ethanol first?
Reply #52017-02-18
Is it profitable to produce ethylene from ethanol? It feels like they’re building a money incinerator somehow{:3_57:}

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