What is the difference between methanol produced from coke oven gas and methanol produced from coal?
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What is the difference between methanol produced from coke oven gas and methanol produced from coal?
The coke oven gas to methanol project is an environmental protection initiative that addresses the issue of coke oven gas and transforms waste into a valuable resource. Besides being used as city gas, coke oven gas produced as a by-product of coke ovens has relatively poor economic benefits when used for power generation; a better utilization method is to use it to produce methanol, which has promising market prospects. Our institute has mastered the design and production technology for producing methanol from coke oven gas, as well as the ability to design the key equipment for methanol projects. The equipment can be fully domestically produced. Therefore, investing in methanol production projects using coke oven gas has obvious necessity and economic significance.
In fact, it’s methanol produced from natural gas versus that produced from coal; the production processes are different
The process routes differ, as do the gas purification methods, but ultimately it is necessary to adjust the hydrogen-to-carbon ratio of the material fed into the methanol synthesis tower.
Methanol production from coke oven gas generally involves small-scale plants, and the amount of coke oven gas available is limited