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Request PID diagram and operating procedures for methanol production from natural gas

2010-03-16View Original

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Sea friends, could anyone provide the PID diagram and operating procedures for producing methanol from natural gas? I would be extremely grateful! We need to carry out a simulation project; we can sign a confidentiality agreement or pay as a consulting fee!
Reply #22010-03-16
Hehe, can these things be found here?
Reply #32010-03-16
I have it here; you can contact me at QQ57404219
Reply #42010-03-17
Interested, keeping a close eye on it. . .
Reply #52010-03-17
Hehe, it seems not easy to find this!
Reply #62010-03-18
So where should I look for it? I hope you can offer some guidance; thank you.
Reply #72010-03-18
As long as one is aware of it, it’s never too late to start; The time when it seems too late is actually the earliest time.
Reply #82010-03-18
Is it methanol produced from natural gas? My facility has a capacity of 15,000 tons per year. Natural gas is pressurized using a natural gas compressor, then preheated in the first and second sections of the conversion furnace. After that, dry desulfurization is used to keep the sulfur content at 0.1 PPM. The gas is then mixed with medium-pressure steam to achieve a water-to-carbon ratio of 3.5:1, and sent to the conversion furnace for further processing. Following this, it passes through waste heat boilers, boiler feedwater heaters, deoxygenation water preheaters, and first and second water separators before being sent to a syngas compressor for pressurization. It is then fed into the low-pressure synthesis process, and finally, high-purity methanol is produced through triple-column distillation.

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