May I ask, can methanol be recovered by atmospheric distillation from a methanol solution containing about 20%-30% high-boiling-point organic compounds?
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May I ask, can methanol be recovered by atmospheric distillation from a methanol solution containing about 20%-30% high-boiling-point organic compounds?
It depends on what the high-boiling substance is, how much its boiling point differs from that of methanol, and whether an azeotrope will form. If the boiling point difference is large and there is no azeotrope, methanol is recovered using conventional distillation.
Can it be distilled using an ordinary distillation kettle?
I already said it: just check what your high-boiling substances are, and do a simulation calculation. How can I answer such a question!
What is your high-boiling substance? If there are specific components, people will be able to give you a clear answer as well^_^
You need to tell me the composition first; without it, it’s hard to answer
Yes, there is a 100,000-ton facility in Ningdong
As long as the boiling point of the high-boiling substances is determined, there should be no problem.