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High-temperature uncatalyzed production of syngas from methanol

2017-10-17View Original

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Our company is considering using the high-temperature decomposition of methanol to produce CO and H2, without the need for a catalyst at a temperature of 850°C. We are wondering whether this method is feasible, whether the products of such high-temperature decomposition are complex, what the by-products are, and what their proportions might be
Reply #22017-10-17
The problem is the high temperature of 850°C, which involves issues related to heat sources and safety, among other things.
Reply #32017-10-18
Commonly, methanol is hydrolyzed to produce hydrogen and carbon dioxide; there are many BDO manufacturers in China.

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