Fluidized bed methanol to propylene technology
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 22:44. At the beginning of this year, I heard that Anhui installed a fluidized-bed methanol-to-propylene plant; I’m curious about how things are going with it. Could someone provide some information? Thank you! . Note $ # , $ $
It’s not ideal; it’s best to consult experts from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, as their DMTO technology has already been used in Shenhua’s 1.8 million-ton methanol production project.
There are no large-scale industrial facilities for the MTP technology in fluidized beds; only pilot tests exist, and it may be a technology developed by Tsinghua University.
Has the device been started up? Do you know how to briefly talk about the Germans?
This facility is an industrial pilot plant; the construction of its main structure has been completed, and commissioning will take place at a suitable time.
Fluidized beds are more advanced than fixed beds. Currently, I only hear about industrial installations with fixed beds under construction; I’m looking forward to seeing how fluidized beds perform...
What the poster is referring to is undoubtedly the technology from Tsinghua University. Tsinghua University developed the pilot-scale technology for fluidized-bed methanol-to-propylene (FMTP) conversion; the pilot scale allowed for the processing of 2 kilograms of methanol per hour. On this basis, in collaboration with companies such as Sinopec and Huainan Fertilizer Plant, an industrial-scale FMTP facility capable of processing 30,000 tons of methanol per year was built, with construction starting in 2007.