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Challenges in hydrogen production from methanol

2010-10-21View Original

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Why does the methanol-to-hydrogen plant produce a red color in the mixture of methanol and water before it reaches the vaporization tower, and why are there precipitates as well? Could anyone with expertise give some guidance?
Reply #22010-10-21
The most likely reason is the presence of iron compounds in the water; when mixed with methanol, changes in solubility and pH lead to the precipitation of these iron compounds.

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