Technologies and benefits of producing methanol from catalytic dry gas and the gas obtained after hydrogen production from dry gas
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Currently, the profit margin in the refining industry is very low. Using catalytic dry gas or the gas obtained from hydrogen production via dry gas to produce methanol – I wonder what the technical and economic aspects of this process are.
Direct use of the purge gas is not possible; it must first be decarburized to reduce the carbon dioxide content, so that it can be used as a raw material for methanol production. We have partnered with a methanol plant nearby, and it is said that this approach reduces the costs for that plant by saving them a significant amount of natural gas. Of course, the methanol plant also supplies us with purge gas, whose composition is similar to that of medium-temperature shift gas, resulting in a win-win situation for both parties