David Process: What happens to the paraffin, a by-product of synthesis?
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As the title says? Go to distillation, to the bottom of the tower? Desaturation tower? Go------? What harm is there to the entire work section?
Why is the way this question is asked so strange? By-product paraffin. Haha, it sounds similar to by-product steam. What is a saturated tower? Could you explain a bit? Paraffin is generally distilled to remove fusel oils and wastewater.
Reply to 2# lizhaoye: The wastewater at the bottom of the tower goes to the saturated tower, and the process steam produced by the saturated tower goes to the converter. -------------- Does this pose a hazard to the conversion catalyst? Hope experts can answer
The heavy components at the bottom of the crude methanol separator are removed.
If the temperature control is not proper, it will affect the heat exchange efficiency of the heat exchanger; blow it slowly. . .
Paraffin has little impact on the converter; in fact, it is completely reacted in both the pre-converter and the converter.