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The effect of MTO-grade methanol on olefins

2015-11-27View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-6 at 17:15. Dear experts, could you please provide detailed information on what the control criteria for methanol content at the MTO level are? What should be the control parameters for the potassium permanganate experiment? What impact will it have on olefins if both the alcohol content and potassium permanganate levels are below the specified standards?
Reply #22015-12-13
The water content has little impact, as steam is added to the methanol feedstock for adjustment.
Reply #32015-12-22
If the water content is high, won’t the reactor temperature drop?
Reply #42017-11-16
The MTO reaction requires water vapor, and the purity of methanol can be reduced.
Reply #52017-11-29
This is only for the technology used in Da Hua, right? Does UOP require steam to be involved?

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