Water consumption
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I would like to ask about the water consumption required for producing methanol from coke oven gas
Reply to 1# lbd11_160: For example, regarding the water consumption per ton of alcohol produced, it’s around 10 tons. The main sources of water used are desalinated water and recycled water. At present, no chemicals are being used to reduce wastewater discharge in the recycled water stream, and this is still under experimentation. The task of saving energy and reducing consumption is quite challenging
Ours is producing methanol from natural gas! ! ! Let’s keep in touch more often! {:1_90:}
Reply to 2# lbd11_160: Circulating water is used as a zero-discharge chemical in experiments. Could you provide more details on this?
The moderators are really great! How come I didn’t see such strong wording! Could the original poster give some introduction? ! !
It’s just that the chemicals have been changed; the manufacturer says that there’s no need to discharge wastewater, which saves water. I won’t mention the manufacturer, as it might be considered advertising, and they are still in the process of testing it
Don’t fall for the lies; if a chemical that produces zero emissions can be created, then a perpetual motion machine can also be invented.
There is indeed no waste discharge, and the concentration ratio is already close to 6. I guess the chemical added is a dispersant that breaks down the chelation between the scaling substances
Could the original poster explain in more detail! The content of your post is too appealing; even if it doesn’t result in zero emissions, as long as it can indeed reduce energy consumption that’s great! ~
Since the manufacturer didn’t provide specific details, it’s clear that there’s no need to discharge waste