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Methanol Purification Version – One Question per Day 20200310

2020-03-10View Original

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Why is it necessary to recycle gases? Answer: Due to balance and rate limitations. The one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the effective gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #22020-03-10
Due to balance and rate limitations, the one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the effective gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #32020-03-10
Due to balance and rate limitations, the one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the effective gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #42020-03-10
This post was last edited by 1Hu Chunsheng39 on 2020-3-10 14:16 due to balance and rate limitations. The one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the useful gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated, in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #52020-03-10
Due to balance and rate limitations, the one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the effective gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #62020-03-10
It is due to limitations in balance and rate. The one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the useful gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated, in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #72020-03-10
It is due to limitations in balance and rate. The one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the useful gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated, in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #82020-03-10
Due to limitations imposed by reaction equilibrium and reaction rate, the one-pass conversion rate for methanol synthesis is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the reactant gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #92020-03-10
It is due to limitations in balance and rate. The one-pass conversion rate in the synthesis tower is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the useful gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated, in order to increase the gas conversion rate.
Reply #102020-03-10
Due to limitations imposed by reaction equilibrium and reaction rate, the one-pass conversion rate for methanol synthesis is not high, especially when operating at low pressures; therefore, the reactant gas needs to be recycled after the products have been separated in order to increase the gas conversion rate.

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