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Help: What are some good directions for the production of downstream products from isobutylene at present?

2018-03-05View Original

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Currently, with the use of ethanol-based fuels, the development of MTBE has been hindered. Considering the current situation both domestically and internationally, what are some good applications for isobutylene in areas other than fuel production that would make it worthwhile to build factories for such purposes? Thank you! ! !
Reply #22018-03-06
Theoretically, most MTBE plants will not be greatly affected; if they do reach a point where they can no longer operate, they might opt to reduce their carbon-4 production as a way to control the situation. The main downstream products of isobutylene are methyl methacrylate and butyl rubber, with other uses being relatively minor
Reply #32018-03-09
Thank you :) Nowadays, the technology related to butyl rubber is relatively mature, and there is an ample supply in China. It seems that the technology for MMA is not as advanced in our country; perhaps it’s possible to make some improvements, hehe

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