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Methanol calculation

2015-07-11View Original

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Gentlemen, since the current crude methanol flow meters are inaccurate and cannot be calibrated, does anyone have better methods for calculating methanol production, such as those based on carbon conservation?
Reply #22015-10-28
Measurement tank level calculation,,,
Reply #32015-10-29
What was said upstairs is absolutely correct; Either according to the flow meter ; The level of the crude alcohol tank also needs to be checked regularly ; Either calculate it based on the level of the crude alcohol tank ; Or sales volume ; Using other methods is simply not accurate
Reply #42015-10-30
The alcohol production amount is obtained by taking the components and flow rate of the fresh gas, and subtracting the flow rate of the components in the recycled gas. As a general rule, about 705–710 cubic meters of carbon correspond to one batch of methanol; for low-purity methanol, this figure is around 715 cubic meters of carbon.

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