Alcohol alkylation substitution copper washing

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Currently, the alcohol-to-hydrocarbon conversion process is becoming increasingly mature, and many manufacturers have replaced the copper washing process with it. Alkyl hydrogenation has its advantages: 1. It is clean and environmentally friendly ； 2. Low energy consumption ； 3. The by-products have economic value. In my opinion: 1. Its catalyst has a short service life and high operating costs ； 2. Replacing the catalyst takes time, and its lifespan is short, which has a significant impact on production. 3. When the catalyst’s activity declines over time, it affects the processing capacity. Please share your opinions.

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