Methanol undergoes gas-phase dehydration to produce dimethyl ether; what happens in the case of overload, in detail?

2011-02-24View Original

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Methanol undergoes gas-phase dehydration to produce dimethyl ether; what happens in the case of overload, in detail.

Reply #22011-02-25

Take the reactor as an example: if feed is supplied in excess, and the feed temperature does not decrease, then too much dimethyl ether is produced as a result of the reaction, along with excessive energy release, which leads to overheating and overpressure.

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