Captured CO2 with nitrogen is to be used as a carbon source for the production of methanol
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Captured CO2 with nitrogen is to be used as a carbon source for the production of methanol (as in the figure). The reaction over Co catalysts is as follows:
The feed to the system is in stoichiometric proportions containing 0.5% nitrogen. The reactor operates with syngas in stoichiometric proportions at 25 atm. It can handle up to 3 moles of nitrogen per 100 mol of syngas (CO213H2). A conversion of 20% per pass is expected. Assuming that 90% of the methanol and all the water produced are recovered, determine the operating temperature at the reactor and the purge fraction. Fig. P5.24 shows the synthesis loop.
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Industrial Chemical Process Analysis And Design
ISBN: 9780081010938
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Authors: Mariano Martín
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