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Acetic acid production

2009-04-03View Original

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Does anyone know the water consumption required to produce acetic acid from methanol, that is, how much water is needed to produce 1 ton of acetic acid? By the way, tell me how much methanol is needed to produce one ton of acetic acid?
Reply #22009-04-03
Approximately 600 cubic meters of circulating water and 4–5 cubic meters of fresh water are required per ton of acetic acid, with 0.56 tons of methanol being consumed.
Reply #32009-04-03
Thank you! Is there a brief overview of the process?

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