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Methanol catalyst

2011-04-23View Original

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Are all the methanol catalysts used in methanol production from coke oven gas, methanol production via ammonia synthesis, and coal-based methanol production identical? Which methanol catalyst is the best in China currently? What about the price? What are the differences in the various process parameters for producing methanol using these three processes?
Reply #22011-04-23
There are many such discussions on the forum. The Nanhua Research Institute in China is quite good; the Southwest Research Institute is also excellent and has been developing rapidly recently. Sanju Environmental Protection, which deals with coke oven gas, is growing at a fast pace, and its services can be used for free with payment after use
Reply #32011-04-23
This post was last edited by workinging on 2011-4-23 21:30. The catalysts used in the production of methanol from coke oven gas and coal are both mono-alcohol catalysts, while the catalyst used in the production of methanol as a by-product of ammonia synthesis is a bifunctional catalyst. Hebei Jiantao has used many methanol catalysts produced in China; you can contact them to learn more about this. This payment method of tripling the amount is understandable; new products need to be promoted, and listed companies require traffic
Reply #42011-04-23
Domestic catalysts: Nanhua Research Institute, Southwest Research Institute, Dalian Ruike. Foreign ones: Topsoe Denmark, Southern Chemical, Johnson Matthey
Reply #52011-04-28
Hydric alcohols and monohydric alcohols differ mainly in their gas composition. There are currently many catalysts available in China, such as those produced by the South China Research Institute, Southwest Research Institute, Dalian Rike, Beijing Sanju Environmental Protection, Sichuan Tianyi, and others. Catalysts are very important; it’s definitely not worth saving money on them – it’s not worthwhile at all.
Reply #62011-04-29
Diols and monols differ mainly in their gas composition; there are currently many catalyst manufacturers in China, including Nanhua Research Institute, Southwest Research Institute, Dalian Rike, Beijing Sanju Environmental Protection, and Sichuan Tianyi. Dalian Rick is good
Reply #72011-10-12
Catalysts are very important; don’t skimp on this expense – it’s not worth it at all. I feel the same way. The so-called good catalysts available in China cost 110,000 yuan – quite cheap – but they stop working after less than 2 years. High-quality catalysts from abroad can last for 4 to 5 years.

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