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How is the one-pass conversion rate for methanol synthesis from coke oven gas calculated? ?

2010-12-12View Original

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In the methanol production process using coke oven gas. How is the one-way conversion rate of synthesis calculated? Please provide an accurate formula. Also, how is the hydrogen-to-carbon ratio determined in this process? Was it calculated using the gas composition at the inlet of the synthesis tower? ? It is still better to calculate using the components of the fresh gas at the syngas compression inlet````````````````````
Reply #22019-10-24
The hydrogen-to-carbon ratio generally refers to the control of this ratio in the fresh gas; the hydrogen-to-carbon ratio of the gas entering the tower is used as a reference to determine the amount of inert gas present. Hydrogen-to-carbon ratio (H2-CO2)/ (CO+CO2)

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