Syngas is used to produce dimethyl ether and low-carbon olefins via methanol
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The new process for producing low-carbon olefins from syngas using dimethyl ether, developed by the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, overcomes the thermodynamic limitations of the syngas-to-methanol process; the CO conversion rate can approach 100%, and it allows for a 5–8% reduction in investment costs compared to the method of using methanol to produce low-carbon olefins from syngas； Has this device been industrialized? In what unit? What scale?
. Where is it reported? I haven’t seen such a claim yet. If that is indeed the case, it is of great significance; please ask those in the know to explain in detail. Thank you. . .
I don’t think so; it’s only been tested on a pilot scale, there’s no industrial production yet
Is the conversion rate close to 100%? It’s unlikely! Is it the multi-step conversion rate?