Selection of heating medium for the alkylation tower in the high-pressure alcohol alkylation process

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In the high-pressure alcohol alkylation process, due to the low levels of CO and CO2 entering the alkylation tower, it is difficult for the tower to maintain self-heating equilibrium, requiring an external heat source to heat the gas fed into the tower. It is said that some systems use ammonia synthesis off-gas for heating, some use high-pressure steam, some use shift gas, and some use electric heating. I wonder which method you all use for heating and what the results are like.

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