An introduction to the core technologies and processes for coal-to-oil, methanol, and olefins; diagrams would be great, thank you!
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This post was last edited by 328104062 on 2015-7-19 17:20. Coal-based olefins involve four core technologies: coal gasification, syngas purification, methanol synthesis, and methanol-to-olefins conversion. It is mainly divided into two processes: coal-to-methanol and methanol-to-olefins. Among these, the process of producing methanol from coal involves three core technologies: coal gasification, syngas purification, and methanol synthesis. To produce olefins from coal, it is first necessary to convert coal into methanol; the technology for converting coal into methanol is the core of the technology used to produce olefins from coal. The process of producing methanol from coal involves four main steps: first, coal is gasified to produce syngas ； Next, the syngas is converted ； Then the converted syngas is purified ； Finally, the purified syngas is converted into crude methanol and distilled to produce high-quality methanol. Please provide an introduction to the core technologies mentioned above! Manager Discussion Group
No one pays attention? ? ? ? ? ? ? 、
OP, it seems like you’ve violated the rules.:)
What’s wrong with it? ? ? ? ? ? ?
These things can’t be given away just like that! ! ! ! ! !
You start with core technologies right away – whose core technologies can be given to others? You could say a brief introduction, that would work :)
From gasification to methanol synthesis, then to olefins and polyolefins – those who have worked on large-scale CTO projects generally have the relevant process packages; but since the poster is asking for drawings here, no one will be able to provide them.
““Core technology” sounds intimidating
The process package is confidential; many things cannot be seen.
Our company spent hundreds of millions just on purchasing the process package – how can you be so greedy, OP? Besides, if it were actually published, that would be illegal