Methanol synthesis conversion rate
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Everyone please share the conversion rates of each component in methanol synthesis at their own plants, so we can see what ranges those conversion rates fall within
CO conversion rate 95% CO2 conversion rate 90%
We produce methanol; the level of CO is around 28-45, while that of CO2 is about 20-30.
The synthesized CO level is between 28 and 42, while CO2 is around 20 to 30.
The CO conversion rate is around 92%, and the CO2 conversion rate is around 85%
It seems that everyone has different opinions. What are the one-way conversion rate and the overall conversion rate?
One-way conversion rate: 18% in a single tower (high load, high carbon dioxide levels) to 42% (low load, high carbon monoxide levels). Two sets in series: 65% (high load, high carbon dioxide) to 87% (low load, high carbon monoxide). The conversion rate for two towers in series lies between those of the individual towers. The overall conversion rate is related to the inert components in the fresh gas; generally, it ranges from 95% to 97% for a single tower, and from 96.5% to 98.5% when two towers are used in series
The CO conversion rate is around 90%, and the CO2 conversion rate is around 86%
It seems that the one-way conversion rate is around 40, while the overall conversion rate is over 90