I would like to ask what FT synthesis means
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I would like to ask what FT synthesis means
The last edit to this post was made by guanjian88 on 2011-9-2 at 10:44. Reply to 1# Abduct Love Together: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-640381-1-1.html. Reference: F-T synthesis is an important conversion technology for producing synthetic fuels and chemical raw materials from coal. To date, the industrialized F-T synthesis technologies include the fixed-bed type (Arge reactor) that is currently in use, the fluidized-bed type (Synthol reactor), and the fixed-fluidized-bed type (FFB) technology. The slurry-bed F-T synthesis technology, in which syngas (CO+H_2) passes upward through a liquid inert medium containing powdered catalyst for reaction, originated from research conducted by Kölbel and others in Germany in 1938, and by the early 1950s it was capable of producing 11.5 tons per day
The coal-to-natural gas technology is now quite mature, with many different processes available; there are likely many people interested in this area on our chemical engineering forum
It’s the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis; Baidu provides detailed information on it – just search for “Fischer-Tropsch synthesis”.
It refers to F-T, that is, the production of hydrocarbons or oxygen-containing compounds by using syngas and a catalyst; F-T are the first letters of the surnames of the two inventors!
It’s the Fischer-Tropsch synthesis; Baidu has detailed information on it!