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【Ethylene Question Bank】What are the key factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower? (5 points)

2015-10-18View Original

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This post was last edited by Guan Gongyu on 2015-10-19 at 15:06. What are the key factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower? (5 points) Answer: The important factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower are: operating temperature, pressure, and methane/hydrogen ratio. Correct: +5, Explanation: +10, Sharing experience: +20. Other moderators of this version, please assist with scoring
Reply #22015-10-18
The main factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower include the methane/hydrogen ratio, operating temperature, and operating pressure. The higher the methane/hydrogen ratio, the less ethylene is lost in the overhead gas, and the higher the ethylene yield ; Conversely, the higher the hydrogen content in the pyrolysis gas, the lower the methane/hydrogen ratio. To meet the requirements for the tower top dew point, more ethylene and ethane must be lost, which results in a decrease in the ethylene yield.
Reply #32015-10-18
The main factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower include the methane/hydrogen ratio, operating temperature, and operating pressure. The higher the methane/hydrogen ratio, the less ethylene is lost in the overhead gas, and the higher the ethylene yield ; Conversely, the higher the hydrogen content in the pyrolysis gas, the lower the methane/hydrogen ratio. To meet the requirements for the tower top dew point, more ethylene and ethane must be lost, which results in a decrease in the ethylene yield
Reply #42015-10-18
What are the key factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower? The main factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower include the methane/hydrogen ratio, operating temperature, and operating pressure. The higher the methane/hydrogen ratio, the less ethylene is lost in the overhead gas, and the higher the ethylene yield ; Conversely, the higher the hydrogen content in the pyrolysis gas, the lower the methane/hydrogen ratio. To meet the requirements for the tower top dew point, more ethylene and ethane must be lost, which results in a decrease in the ethylene yield.
Reply #52015-10-18
Feed composition, operating pressure, and operating temperature are important factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower.
Reply #62015-10-18
The main factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower include operating temperature, operating pressure, and the methane to hydrogen ratio in the feed.
Reply #72015-10-18
The main factors affecting the ethylene yield in the demethanization tower include operating temperature, operating pressure, and the methane/hydrogen ratio in the feed.
Reply #82015-10-19
Methane/hydrogen ratio, operating temperature, and operating pressure
Reply #92015-10-19
These include the methane/hydrogen ratio, operating temperature, and operating pressure. The higher the methane/hydrogen ratio, the less ethylene is lost in the overhead gas, and the higher the ethylene yield ; Conversely, the higher the hydrogen content in the pyrolysis gas, the lower the methane/hydrogen ratio. To meet the requirements for the tower top dew point, more ethylene and ethane must be lost, which results in a decrease in the ethylene yield.
Reply #102015-10-19
Pressure! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #112015-10-19
Methane/hydrogen ratio, operating temperature, and operating pressure

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