What is the typical pressure used in the alkylation of ammonia to produce alcohols? ? ?

2010-01-03View Original

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What is the typical pressure used in the alkylation of ammonia to produce alcohols? ? ?

Reply #22010-01-04

There are generally two types of pressure for alcohol alkylation in ammonia synthesis systems: one is medium pressure at 11–12 MPa, and the other is high pressure, which is at the same pressure as ammonia synthesis.

Reply #32010-01-04

For our alcohol hydrocarbonation process, the pressure for the alcohol stage is 11 MPa, while it is 22 MPA for the hydrocarbonation stage

Reply #42010-01-06

The dealkylation index at the 5th stage outlet of the medium-pressure compressor we use is less than 13.5 MPa

Reply #52010-01-09

We use high-pressure alcohol alkylation at the same pressure level as synthesis

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