Optimization of Linde low-temperature methanol washing process
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What are the main problems in the Linde low-temperature methanol washing process, and how can it be optimized? Please have the designers and technical experts clarify this.
There’s no way to express it explicitly; we haven’t reached that level yet! ! !
3#: What’s the issue with the exhaust gas scrubber? Can it be stated explicitly?
1. The process is complex. 2. Equipment investment is high. 3. Production and operating costs are high.
This post was last edited by 654262293 on 2011-5-21 at 17:58. What you mentioned are not only the problems associated with the Linde process; processes such as those used by Linde, Lurgi, and Dalian University of Technology also suffer from complex procedures and high equipment investment costs. However, the high production costs are relatively lower compared to those of the Lurgi process – in fact, they are even lower, giving the NHD process a more significant advantage!
Optimize it or analyze its pros and cons?
Don’t make random changes if you haven’t reached that level; our factory conducted some experiments, and it was all a waste
The capabilities are insufficient; expert assistance is needed....
Ordinary people won’t tell you; many modification and design techniques are kept confidential.
Such as minor improvements aimed at reducing methanol consumption, facilitating operation, enhancing operational safety, and stabilizing the process conditions.