Method for preparing high purification myrcene by thermal cracking beta firpene
A technology of myrcene and pyrolysis, applied in the direction of chemical instruments and methods, hydrocarbons, hydrocarbons, etc., can solve low-level problems, achieve the effects of reducing the degree of coking, reducing material requirements, and reducing side reactions
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[0021] β-pinene is preheated to 200°C, and then mixed with 600°C nitrogen through a gas mixer. The weight ratio of β-pinene to nitrogen is 1:4, and the temperature after gas mixing is 520°C. The gas mixture passes through a 25m, 2000mm in length internally polished tubular pyrolysis reactor, introduce nitrogen at 600°C at a distance of 500mm from the inlet, the gas enters the cracking tube tangentially, the weight ratio of β-pinene to nitrogen is 1:8, and the wall temperature is controlled At 500° C., the residence time of the gas in the cracking tube in the cracking reactor is 0.063 seconds, and the pressure of the gas in the cracking tank is controlled at 100 Pa. After the gas leaves the reactor, it is condensed by a heat exchanger, the cracked product myrcene is recovered, and the noncondensables are emptied. In order to make full use of thermal energy, part of the waste heat can be used to heat the β-pinene and / or nitrogen introduced into the cracker. The pyrolysis produc...
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[0023] β-pinene is preheated to 200°C, and then mixed with 600°C nitrogen in a high-efficiency gas mixer. The weight ratio of β-pinene to nitrogen is 1:12, and the temperature after gas mixing is 520°C. The gas mixture passes through a An internally polished tubular cracking reactor with a diameter of 25mm and a length of 2000mm, the temperature of the wall is controlled at 500°C. The residence time of the gas in the cracking tube in the cracking reactor is 0.057 seconds, and the pressure of the gas in the cracking tank is controlled at 1000Pa. After the gas leaves the reactor, it is condensed with a partition heat exchanger to recover the cracked product myrcene, and the noncondensables are emptied. In order to make full use of heat energy, part of the waste heat can be used to heat the β-pinene and / or nitrogen introduced into the cracker. The pyrolysis product was analyzed by gas chromatography, and the content of myrcene was determined by internal standard method, and the c...
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[0025] β-pinene is preheated to 200°C, and then mixed with 700°C nitrogen in a high-efficiency gas mixer. The weight ratio of β-pinene to nitrogen is 1:4, and the temperature after gas mixing is 520°C. The gas mixture passes through a Internally polished tubular cracking reactor with a diameter of 25mm and a length of 2000mm. The wall temperature is controlled at 530° C., the residence time of the gas in the cracking tube is 0.058 seconds, and the pressure of the gas in the cracker is controlled at 1000 Pa. After the gas leaves the reactor, it is condensed with a partition heat exchanger to recover the cracked product myrcene, and the noncondensables are emptied. In order to make full use of heat energy, part of the waste heat can be used to heat the β-pinene and / or nitrogen introduced into the cracker. The pyrolysis product was analyzed by gas chromatography, and the content of myrcene was determined by internal standard method, and the content of myrcene was 81.4%.
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