Design og modellering af metanolanlæg til VEnzin-visionen Bilag
Design og modellering af metanolanlæg til VEnzin-visionen Bilag Design og modellering af metanolanlæg til VEnzin-visionen Bilag
methanol requirement for this process comes from the two 2,200 tonnes (water free basis) per day methanol plants. Catalyst In the 1970's, Mobil synthesised a new zeolite catalyst, which became a key element in the MTG process. Zeolites are porous, crystalline materials with three dimensional framework composed of AlO4 and SiO4 tetrahedra. This catalyst, known as ZSM-5 (Figure l3) can convert methanol to hydrocarbon products which are similar to the gasoline fraction of conventional petroleum. ZSM-5 has an intermediate pore diameter about 6Å and a unique channel structure. There are two sets of intersecting channels present: elliptical, l0-membcred ring channels present and near circular (sinusoidal) channels. It is this unique combination of channel shapes and sizes that make ZSM-5 so efficient and special in MTG conversion, producing gasoline range molecules (C4 - C10 ) with practically no hydrocarbons above Cl0. In other words, ZSM-5 ccatalyst produces the right kind of shape and size selectivity properties suitable for gasoline synthesis. These selectivities also give ZSM-5 a reputation for high resistance to deactivation. Hence, a novel route to gasoline from either coal or natural gas can be achieved. Figure 13 - Representation of the ZSM-5 catalyst VII-Energy-D-Methanol-13
Operational processes A schematic layout for the Motunui plant is shown in Figure 6. The natural gas is first desulphurised and saturated before entering the reformer furnace where it reacts with steam to produce synthesis gas of hydrogen, carbon monoxide (and carbon dioxide). The synthesis gas coming out from the reformer is cooled compressed reheated then sent to the methanol converter. The crude methanol produced contains about 20% of water. The feed gas desulphurization facilities are included to protect the reformer and methanol catalyst from sulphur poisoning. H2S is removed by ZnO pellets contained in a reactor vessel There are three stages involved in the MTG process • Petrol synthesis • Distillation • Heavy Petrol treating Catalyst regeneration is also an essential part of the MTG process Petrol synthesis The crude methanol is initially preheated, vapourised and then superheated to between 300- 320 0 C in a series of heat exchangers. The vapour is then sent to the dimelhy l ether (DME) reactor containing a dehydration catalyst (alumina) where approximately 75% of the methanol is partially dehydrated to an equilibrium mixture of DME, water and methanol. VII-Energy-D-Methanol-14 2CH3OH CH3OCH3 + H2O The reaction is rapid, reversible and exothermic. About 20% of the total heat produced is liberated in this step. The mixture (at the temperature between 400-420 o C) is then mixed witl recycle gas and passes to thc conversion reactors Thc recycle gas, composed mainly of light hydrocarbons, CO2 and H2 serve to absorb the heat of reaction. In the conversion reactor which contains ZSM-5 catalyst DME is further dehydrated to give light alkenes which oligomerize (ie. undergoing chain growth by joining two or more alkene molecules together) and cyclise to give the final products with the liberation of the remainder of the heat. Thc mixed effluent is cooled, by generating medium pressure steam by preheating the methanol feed and recycle gas, by air and water. It contains approximately) 94 weight percent (w/w %) of hydrocarbons and 56 w/w% of water, the expected stoichiometric ratio. The conversion is essentially 100%. About 85-90% of thc hydrocarbon products can be used as gasoline the renainder is fuel gas. Small amounts of CO, CO2 and coke are formed as byproducts. Coke is defined (in simple terms) as the reaction product that is depositcd on the surface and fills the pores of the catalyst. This process leads to the deactivation of the catalyst. The recycle gas, water and hydrocarhons then goes to the product separator. The water is normally recycled to thc reformer saturator, the recycle gas returns to the compressor and liquid hydrocarbons are sent to the distillation section.
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Operational processes<br />
A schematic layout for the Motunui plant is shown in Figure 6.<br />
The natural gas is first desulphurised and saturated before entering the reformer furnace<br />
where it reacts with steam to produce synthesis gas of hydr<strong>og</strong>en, carbon monoxide (and<br />
carbon dioxide). The synthesis gas coming out from the reformer is cooled compressed<br />
reheated then sent to the methanol converter. The crude methanol produced contains about<br />
20% of water. The feed gas desulphurization facilities are included to protect the reformer<br />
and methanol catalyst from sulphur poisoning. H2S is removed by ZnO pellets contained in a<br />
reactor vessel<br />
There are three stages involved in the MTG process<br />
• Petrol synthesis<br />
• Dis<strong>til</strong>lation<br />
• Heavy Petrol treating<br />
Catalyst regeneration is also an essential part of the MTG process<br />
Petrol synthesis<br />
The crude methanol is initially preheated, vapourised and then superheated to between 300-<br />
320 0 C in a series of heat exchangers. The vapour is then sent to the dimelhy l ether (DME)<br />
reactor containing a dehydration catalyst (alumina) where approximately 75% of the<br />
methanol is partially dehydrated to an equilibrium mixture of DME, water and methanol.<br />
VII-Energy-D-Methanol-14<br />
2CH3OH CH3OCH3 + H2O<br />
The reaction is rapid, reversible and exothermic. About 20% of the total heat produced is<br />
liberated in this step.<br />
The mixture (at the temperature between 400-420 o C) is then mixed witl recycle gas and<br />
passes to thc conversion reactors Thc recycle gas, composed mainly of light hydrocarbons,<br />
CO2 and H2 serve to absorb the heat of reaction. In the conversion reactor which contains<br />
ZSM-5 catalyst DME is further dehydrated to give light alkenes which oligomerize (ie.<br />
undergoing chain growth by joining two or more alkene molecules t<strong>og</strong>ether) and cyclise to<br />
give the final products with the liberation of the remainder of the heat.<br />
Thc mixed effluent is cooled, by generating medium pressure steam by preheating the<br />
methanol feed and recycle gas, by air and water. It contains approximately) 94 weight<br />
percent (w/w %) of hydrocarbons and 56 w/w% of water, the expected stoichiometric ratio.<br />
The conversion is essentially 100%. About 85-90% of thc hydrocarbon products can be used<br />
as gasoline the renainder is fuel gas. Small amounts of CO, CO2 and coke are formed as byproducts.<br />
Coke is defined (in simple terms) as the reaction product that is depositcd on the<br />
surface and fills the pores of the catalyst. This process leads to the deactivation of the<br />
catalyst.<br />
The recycle gas, water and hydrocarhons then goes to the product separator. The water is<br />
normally recycled to thc reformer saturator, the recycle gas returns to the compressor and<br />
liquid hydrocarbons are sent to the dis<strong>til</strong>lation section.