Regarding coal-based ethylene glycol
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This post was last edited by alonwen on 2017-11-13 at 11:16. I would like to ask the experienced members: what if we eliminate the odor and color associated with ethylene glycol produced from non-standard coal? Or decrease.
It’s not about purification; standard-free ethylene glycol has a strong odor and color, and these characteristics want to be removed or reduced.
Based on the fundamentals of chemical engineering, it essentially comes down to purification; however, the gas processing section is likely unable to handle this task. . . Go and ask around about the methanol-free version. After all, there are specialized fields of expertise.
That being said, those involved in gasification not only need to understand gasification itself, but also need to be familiar with conversion processes, as well as subsequent processes such as ammonia and urea production, alcohol production, MTO, olefin production, natural gas production, oil production, ethylene glycol production, acetic acid production, and aromatic hydrocarbon production. . . Learning is endless, after all{:3_49:}
Yes, it would be great if it were within an acceptable cost range. Thank you to the guys above for their help.