Methanol decomposition reactor

Methanol Decomposition Technology

The methanol decomposition reactor typically contains a tube bundle with a couple of dozens to a few thousand tubes. The catalyst is loaded into the tubes which are heated from the shell side by a heat transfer fluid – typically oil. Topsoe has designed methanol decomposition reactors for more than 30 years.

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Conventional Way of Assessing Methanol Synthesis Catalysts doesn't Reveal your Plant Potential

There are countless possible configurations and specifications to consider when deciding on which methanol synthesis catalyst to choose for your process.

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Methanol made better - SynCOR Methanol™

Topsoe provides cost-effective, energy-efficient methanol plant designs that give you exactly what you’re looking for. SynCOR Methanol™ is a combination of Topsoe SynCOR™ synthesis gas generation, methanol synthesis and distillation technologies and catalysts.

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