At what temperature and pressure does methanol carbonize?

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Dear sea friends: I recently noticed many unknown black particles inside the equipment; I suspect that unstable or excessively high operating temperatures may be causing methanol to carbonize. Has anyone else encountered such a problem?

Reply #22012-08-23

Sure! Carbonation has been observed in the MTP methanol steam heater, which is heated electrically. Local temperature sensation should be sufficient at 500 degrees.

Reply #32013-02-27

Could the boss help us analyze the reasons for this carbonization? How can improvements be made in operations going forward to prevent carbonization?

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