Consumption quota of MTO
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This post was last edited by jordan569 on 2013-1-6 20:27. Could someone explain the consumption standards for MTO technology at the Dalian Institute of Physical Chemistry? . Note $ # , $ $
In particular, the catalyst consumption rate.
How much alkali solution is needed to produce one ton of olefins from methanol?
During a networking event, I talked with someone from the emerging energy sector; it seems that the energy consumption can be reduced to below 2 kg per ton of olefins.
I heard that the target they set is not 1 kg of catalyst per unit of olefin consumed, right?
There is still a certain gap between the indicators and the actual situation, right? Otherwise, that indicator wouldn’t be necessary; it’s a vision.
Hehe, it seems everyone is quite interested in these matters. The actual operational data is indeed kept quite confidential at the moment! Because what Shenhua really wants to keep secret are probably these operational data. Even during subsequent modifications, the outside world may only know that certain changes were made, but they might not be aware of why those changes were made; even among us, we keep this information confidential!
Material consumption is an important indicator of technical quality; what is there to keep secret? It’s just that the technical methods for achieving those process parameters are kept confidential
The publicly available data from Dalian Institute indicates a methanol consumption of 3 t/t; however, according to informed sources, this figure can reach 2.65 t/t
There is still limited experience in the large-scale production of olefins from methanol, and the maturity of this technology needs to be proven through actual production. It’s normal to keep some parameters confidential.
Reply to 3# lnjhly: This is very rare