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Let’s discuss the utilization of methanol together

2009-03-24View Original

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Let me share my opinion first: aside from those compounds that must be converted using methanol, I think methanol fuel is the least reasonable option. If we use methanol as a fuel, then why not use it directly without converting it into natural gas? That way, we could improve the efficiency of coal utilization
Reply #22009-03-27
Methanol fuel is unreasonable. Heating with coal is already well-established, and it is entirely possible to do without burning methanol or gasoline. Using electricity as a power source is already well-established, and it is entirely possible to develop electric vehicles or buses that can replace diesel, gasoline, or methanol. For civilian use, natural gas or biofuels can be employed; methanol is best suited as a raw material for chemical industries rather than as a fuel

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