The one-step synthesis of dimethyl ether over mechanical mixtures of Cu/ZnO/AlO (CZA) and γ-AlO was studied in a wide range of process conditions. Experiments were performed at an industrially relevant pressure of 50 bar varying the carbon oxide ratio in the feed (CO in CO from 20 to 80%), temperature (503-533 K), space-time (240-400 kg s m ), and the CZA-to-γ-AlO weight ratio (from 1 to 5). Factors favoring the DME production in the investigated range of conditions are an elevated temperature, a low CO content in the feed, and a CZA-to-γ-AlO weight ratio of 2. A lumped kinetic model was parameterized to fit the experimental data, resulting in one of the predictive models with the broadest range of validity in the open literature for the CZA/γ-AlO system.
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