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How much pure methanol can one ton of synthetic catalyst produce?

2009-03-07View Original

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May I ask the experts: how much pure methanol can be produced from one ton of synthetic catalyst?
Reply #22009-03-07
It depends on what catalyst you choose! For example, the space-time rate of the C309 catalyst is approximately 1.3 g/ml·h. That is, grams of pure methanol per (milliliters of catalyst * hours) ; Bulk density: 1.35 kg/l! In other words, each ton of catalyst produces approximately 0.741 tons of methanol per hour.

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