How feasible is the latest technology, FMTP?
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 at 19:59. Producing propylene from methanol – it is said that industrial-scale experiments have yielded good results, and industrial production is about to begin. I’m curious to hear everyone’s opinions. .Note $ # $ $
No matter how good the technology is, it can only be convincing once industrialized products are available! But unfortunately, there isn’t one yet!
It’s worth looking forward to; there should be no problems
After reviewing the feasibility report for FMTP, I feel there are many issues, and some of the figures are questionable.
The MTP industrial test unit of Sinopec Engineering Company has already started operating. The specific figures are not clear; those who are aware of them can share them, and those who have participated in the project can provide more detailed information. I’ve only seen the CEO of Sinopec Engineering give a presentation, which mainly covered information about the company; the MTP topic was only briefly mentioned
The fluidized bed process used in the FMTP process depends on the service life of the catalyst; it requires frequent regeneration, and it’s uncertain whether it can withstand wear and tear.
The FMTP process uses SAPO 34 as a reaction catalyst and a gas-solid co-current downward-flowing fluidized bed short-contact reactor, which reduces the formation of by-product alkanes, lowers the complexity of subsequent separation processes, and increases the yield of low-carbon olefins
Does Sinopec Engineering Company have an MTP? ? It should be the FMTP project developed in collaboration between Sinochem Engineering and Tsinghua University.