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Inlet and outlet routes of the methanol synthesis tower

2008-01-08View Original

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May I ask, is it better for a methanol synthesis tower to have one inlet and one outlet, or two inlets and two outlets? Why?
Reply #22008-01-08
May I ask, what type of tower do you guys have? Adiabatic or tubular? Why is there such a problem?
Reply #32008-01-08
Brief reply: 1. The original poster’s question is a bit \"absurd\"; it’s likely that most people don’t understand what the poster is trying to convey. 2. In the case of a Lurgi tubular methanol synthesis reactor, the entire reactor has only one inlet and one outlet. 3. In the case of multi-stage cold-quench methanol synthesis towers, the structure of the tower determines the specific gas flow pattern. 4. It is recommended that the original poster provide detailed information; otherwise, it is easy to cause misunderstandings among everyone.
Reply #42008-01-09
Please explain the structural format of the synthesis tower so that I can provide you with an answer

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