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Dimethyl ether catalyst heating issue

2008-01-24View Original

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When heating the catalyst used for the gas-phase dehydration of methanol to produce dimethyl ether, is the medium-pressure superheated steam used to heat the startup heater steam vapor or methanol vapor?
Reply #22008-01-30
It’s definitely methanol vapor. At startup, methanol vapor is heated by a startup furnace and then fed into the reactor to heat the catalyst bed.
Reply #32008-03-05
It should be methanol superheated steam, as mentioned above, because water vapor significantly damages the activity of the dimethyl ether catalyst.

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