The Experimental Study on the Direct Synthesis of DME (Dimethyl Ether) in the Fixed Bed Reactor.
Chang-Woo Choi, 이승호, Youngsoon Baek, Row Kyung Ho, 조원일, 주우성
Abstract
Chang-Woo Choi, 이승호, Youngsoon Baek, Row Kyung Ho, 조원일, 주우성
Abstract
The single-step process for conversion of syngas to DME give higher conversion than the syngas-to-methanol process. This arises because of a synergy among the three simultaneous reaction, methanol synthesis, methanol dehydration and water gas shift reaction, in the process. we would find the optimal condition of the process which these advantages. The optimal condition of DME synthesis reaction over a commercial catalyst and Hybrid catalyst in a fixed bed reactor. The syngas-to-dimethyl ether conversion was examined on various reaction condition (Temperature 473~553K, ratio 1~3, Pressure 30'50atm, GHSV 1000~4000).
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The single-step process for conversion of syngas to DME give higher conversion than the syngas-to-methanol process. This arises because of a synergy among the three simultaneous reaction, methanol synthesis, methanol dehydration and water gas shift reaction, in the process. we would find the optimal condition of the process which these advantages. The optimal condition of DME synthesis reaction over a commercial catalyst and Hybrid catalyst in a fixed bed reactor. The syngas-to-dimethyl ether conversion was examined on various reaction condition (Temperature 473~553K, ratio 1~3, Pressure 30'50atm, GHSV 1000~4000).
Key concepts: Dimethyl ether, Syngas, Methanol, Space velocity, Catalysis, Dehydration, Chemistry, Process (computing)