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Is it necessary to use an electric furnace in the low-alcohol-to-ammonia ratio low-pressure hydroformylation process?

2015-06-09View Original

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Dear teachers: With rising electricity prices, our company plans to install a low-voltage methanol synthesis unit to reduce power consumption. I would like to ask everyone: our ammonia synthesis capacity is 110,000 tons per year, with an alcohol-to-ammonia ratio of 1:14. 20 tons of alcohol are produced per day. A copper stranding and purification process follows. Is an electric furnace required in the low-alcohol-to-ammonia ratio low-pressure hydroformylation process? Contact number: 13500381048.
Reply #22015-06-10
You can consult relevant design institutes; there are several in Sichuan that specialize in ammonia and alcohol co-production.
Reply #32015-06-11
Thank you. Are there any specific contact details? Please let me know.

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