Formulas for calculating production costs of methanol produced from coal, natural gas, and coke oven gas
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As the title suggests, I am looking for the formulas used to calculate the production costs of methanol produced from coal, natural gas, and coke oven gas. What are the specific consumption amounts of coal, natural gas, and coke oven gas required to produce 1 ton of methanol, as well as the related additional costs? Thank you to all the experts!
https://wenku.baidu.com/view/d621fba965ce050876321373.html, take a look at this for reference
Okay, I’ve looked into this before as well; I’m not sure if there’s any more accurate information available :(
That needs to be done by oneself; factors such as price and energy consumption come into play, and to get more detailed information, one has to put in the effort themselves
Where can I find conversion furnaces for producing methanol from natural gas?
This is determined based on statistics of the factory’s energy consumption, material usage, maintenance costs, labor wages, as well as purchase prices
There should be a basic calculation formula
There is no specific formula for this; it needs to be calculated. Taking coal-to-methanol production as an example, to calculate the cost of producing 1 ton of methanol, it is necessary to add up all the costs associated with the entire monthly production process and then divide that total by the total amount of methanol produced during that month. This total cost includes raw materials (including raw coal, steam, water, electricity), auxiliary materials, machine and material consumption, wages, service costs for various secondary workshops, other costs, and long-term amortization.