Relationship between gasification output and the scale of downstream ammonia and methanol production

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I have only been working in the coal chemical industry for a short time, and there are many issues I’m not clear about. I’m posting this thread to ask experts for their help in answering these questions; thank you in advance. Question 1: What is the relationship between the volume of gas produced by the gasifier (presumably the effective gas volume) and the production scale of ammonia and methanol downstream? Question 2: When adjusting the production amounts of methanol and ammonia in synthetic ammonia hydrazine or methanol hydrazine, what is the relationship between the two? For example, how many tons of ammonia can be produced from one ton of ethanol? This post was last edited by jensse on 2009-3-23 09:43]

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