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Methanol production process

2009-07-21View Original

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Does anyone have information on the production process and investment estimates for a space furnace-based facility that can produce 200,000 tons per year of methanol using Texaco as a feedstock? I really need this information, thank you.
Reply #22009-07-21
““There are space furnaces, and Texaco provides the gas source” – this sentence doesn’t make sense! Posting should be treated like a job; one must be serious and dedicated.
Reply #32011-01-09
Talk to a few more design firms and you’ll understand. Is it still meaningful to produce 200,000 tons of methanol these days? There’s no need to waste resources on amounts below 600,000 tons; an investment of around 1.6 billion would be required for everything to be new
Reply #42011-01-09
1.6 billion refers to the new 200,000-ton methanol production capacity; it involves a more advanced manufacturing process. A Texaco plant typically has a capacity of 400,000 tons of methanol per year

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