Conversion rate at the outlet of the methanol synthesis tower? ?
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Which type of unit generally achieves an outlet conversion rate of over 10% for methanol synthesis? ?
What’s your conversion rate? . . . 10% is necessary; it’s usually above 50%, right? Is it the net alcohol value?
He was referring to the methanol content at the outlet of the synthesis tower; this can only be checked in towers with a low recycle ratio. The recycle ratio should be below 3, and it’s estimated that the methanol content could exceed 10%. You can ask those from Casali about what level can be achieved
The synthetic heat-exchange plate-type synthesis tower designed by Casali achieves over 10%························
The theoretical value is 12.5–13.2%. For the Cassali tower, the recycle ratio is 27.9 for fresh gas and 645,000 for recycled gas
A level of over 10% should be considered quite normal; Lugi’s export alcohol concentration is even above 15%.
I really hadn’t paid attention to these details about Luchi before. Are there any relevant data? The conversion rate can be estimated from the circulation volume
Currently, foreign patent holders always claim that the alcohol purity can reach over 12%; theoretically, it could be even higher, up to over 15%. However, the transfer of heat is limited, which results in many methanol production plants with capacities of millions of tons failing to meet their production targets or experiencing severe overheating in their reactors.
You are referring to the synthesis rate of the synthesis tower； The conversion rate generally refers to the CO or CO2 conversion rate ； Now, the yield of the improved Lucita synthesis can exceed 15% ；
Is it a single tower? It is impossible to achieve a circulation ratio of less than 3.
Reaching 10% shouldn’t be a problem, right? It’s not even that the circulation volume has to be that high. . .