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【Help】How much energy is required to produce one ton of olefins?

2017-05-22View Original

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How much energy is required to produce one ton of ethylene, propylene, and H2 respectively (including raw material consumption and utility consumption)? How much is that in terms of standard coal?
Reply #22017-06-04
When producing olefins using the MTO process, 2 tons of coal are required to produce 1 ton of methanol, and 3 tons of methanol are needed to produce 1 ton of diolefins. More is consumed for utilities. It’s best to have the production department, that is, the scheduler, do the calculations.
Reply #32017-06-04
Total energy consumption: 94.217 kg of standard coal per ton
Reply #42017-06-05
Do you mean that the values for ethylene and propylene are both the same? I think maybe there should be a relatively higher amount of acrylic, since its molecules are larger
Reply #52017-06-05
Does this mean the utilities will be good? So low?
Reply #62017-06-05
Most of the ethylene/propane is around 0.98

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