Clariant International Ltd

L'air Liquide,societe Anonyme Pour L'etude Et L'exploitation Des Procedes Georges Claude

Sebastian Werner

Timm Schuhmann

Stefan Maier

Robert Frind

Tobias Henkel

Ebbe Juul Diekmann

Markus Kaiser

Hannsjoerg Freund

Wolfgang Seuffert

Hannsjörg Freund

A dismountable and dismantlable loading system for loading a reactor with bulk material, is described. The dismantlable rail system with a multiplicity of rail segments can be connected to one another to form a self-contained rail system, wherein the individual rail segments have the ability to connect the rail segments to one another. Also provided is at least one rail vehicle for operation on the rail system, having a holding device for containers for receiving the bulk material, and at least one filling station for receiving the bulk material, having a hose present in the floor of the filling station for transporting the bulk material into various areas of the reactor.

Loading system for loading a reactor with bulk material, which system can be disassembled and dismantled

The invention relates to an improved catalyst based on a tableted molded catalyst body, containing a metal-containing mixture, containing copper, zinc, and aluminum, with calcium aluminate as a binder material with a weight fraction of calcium aluminate in the range of 1.0% to 30.0%, for synthesizing methanol from synthesis gas. The invention further relates to the production of the catalyst and to the use of the catalyst in the synthesis of methanol from synthesis gas.

Tableted catalyst for methanol synthesis having increased mechanical stability

The invention relates to a reactor for the catalytic production of methanol, in which at least two catalyst layers are arranged. The first catalyst layer is arranged upstream and the second catalyst layer is arranged downstream. The activity of the first catalyst layer is higher than the activity of the second catalyst layer.

Reactor and method for maximizing methanol yield by using catalyst layers

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Vaterstetten, Germany

Sebastian Werner