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Analysis of the possibility of changing Shell’s methanol (monohydric) to dihydric methanol?

2009-02-07View Original

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Feasibility analysis of changing Shell’s methanol (monohydric alcohol) production to diol production (for co-production of ammonia)? Analyze its feasibility from a technical perspective. A plant of 12.20 million tons of synthetic ammonia and 20 million tons of urea at a sister company is to be converted to produce hydroxymethanol – is it possible to carry out the conversion in the reverse direction?
Reply #22009-02-07
1. It is technically feasible: lol 2. The technical approach determines the acceptability of the technical and economic parameters 3. Existing equipment needs to be utilized to the fullest extent possible

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