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Treatment of hydrocarbons from the alcohol alkylation unit

2008-02-28View Original

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Let’s discuss how the hydrocarbons produced by the alkanolization units in various facilities are handled, what the proportions of each component are, and determine which method is more reasonable! This post was last edited by Lüye on 2008-2-28 06:56]
Reply #22008-02-28
So many alcohol-to-hydrocarbon conversion units have been in operation now; surely everyone is aware of them!
Reply #32008-02-29
It is sent to the boiler and burned with coal. This is how we handle it.
Reply #42008-02-29
After being filled in a storage tank, it is periodically pressed into the boiler to be burned. But to make a simple nozzle. It is also possible to proceed to the methanol distillation section, extract the methanol from there, and treat the remaining liquid as waste. It can also be used as solid fuel. It can also be used as a civilian fuel.
Reply #52008-03-28
I use an air blower here to burn it off – is that suitable for household use? ?
Reply #62008-03-28
It can only be burned; we don’t even know what’s inside Civilian transportation is a problem anyway; I don’t understand why they had to invent this thing

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