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Methanol to glacial acetic acid

2011-12-04View Original

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Dear experts, does anyone know the various technical and economic indicators related to the production of glacial acetic acid from methanol? For example, how much methanol is required per ton of glacial acetic acid, as well as the amount of fresh water, recycled water, electricity, compressed air, and other resources needed. Does anyone have any information or feasibility study documents on this topic? I really need to learn about it urgently. Thank you; if you have any relevant materials, please send them to me at dengdpan@163.com
Reply #22012-04-16
There are only some reported figures; it is said that Seralis can achieve a consumption of less than 0.450 tons of methanol per ton of acetic acid, 390 Nm3 of carbon monoxide, and 0.5 tons of steam, with the rest details unknown

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