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What is the purpose and significance of the methanation decarbonization process?

2010-03-16View Original

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Which one* * I'd be very grateful if you could help me sort it out.
Reply #22010-03-17
Remove trace amounts of co and co2 from synthesis gas to prevent ammonia synthesis catalyst poisoning
Reply #32010-03-17
Methanation is good, and alcohol hydrocarbonization, including the copper washing process of the older process, can only release trace amounts of carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. A large amount of carbon dioxide is mainly released through decarbonization.
Reply #42010-03-18
It is generally more economical to control CO+CO2 below 0.7 at the methanation inlet. After all, hydrogen is consumed and the process is simple.

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