What is the CO conversion rate in syngas-to-oil production?

2015-07-02View Original

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A simple question: What is the CO conversion rate in the production of oil from syngas?

Reply #22015-07-02

After three cycles, the overall conversion rate is over 90%, I think

Reply #32015-07-02

What is the one-way conversion rate? What are the main components of synthetic oils, in terms of the number of carbon atoms? Thank you

Reply #42015-07-02

For some processes, the one-way conversion rate is over 30%. The products range from carbon one (methane) to those with molecular weights in the hundreds of millions; generally, C5-C11 is considered naphtha, C12-C20 is regarded as diesel fractions, and those with molecular weights above C20 belong to the paraffin components.

Reply #52015-07-04

What are the typical contents of C5-C11 naphtha, C12-C20 diesel fractions, and paraffin components above C20?

Reply #62015-07-06

You can search for the posts by moderator fossil-zhang; he is an expert in this area.

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