Know how to calculate methanol and LNG production from the surplus amount of coke oven gas

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This post was last edited by dmz329227 on 2017-5-26 at 15:03. As the title suggests: If a coking plant has an excess amount of coke oven gas, for example 80,000 Nm3/h, how can one calculate the production capacity for converting this coke oven gas into methanol, into LNG, into both methanol and LNG simultaneously, into ethylene glycol, and into ethanol? Can we roughly calculate it by using the following ratios: 2000 Nm3 of coke oven gas per ton of methanol produced, 2800–3000 Nm3 of coke oven gas per 1 m3 of LNG produced, and 2700 Nm3 of coke oven gas per ton of ethylene glycol produced? But could you please advise on the calculation ratios for producing LNG via methanol synthesis from coke oven gas, and for producing ethanol from coke oven gas?

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