Process for preparing oxalic acid by continuous reaction distillation and hydrolysis of dimethyl oxalate
A technology for decomposing dimethyl oxalate and dimethyl oxalate, which is applied in the direction of carboxylic acid ester/lactone preparation, sustainable manufacturing/processing, separation/purification of carboxylic acid compounds, etc., and can solve the problem of easy clogging of dimethyl oxalate Unable to achieve continuous reaction distillation and other problems, to achieve the effect of improving hydrolysis conversion rate, reducing equipment investment and short reaction time
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[0022] Dimethyl oxalate is dissolved in hot water at 65°C, the molar ratio of water to ester is 4:1, and it is fed from the upper feed port at a feed rate of 1.91g / min. The reactive distillation dividing wall column is a packed column, and the rectification section The number of theoretical plates is 6, and the reaction section and sideline production section The number of theoretical plates is 20, and the stripping section The number of theoretical plates is 3, and the reflux ratio is 2; the lower feed port is fed with water at normal temperature, the feed rate is 1.09g / min, and the total molar ratio of water to ester is 12. Crude methanol is extracted from the top of the reactive distillation dividing wall column at a recovery rate of 0.36g / min, and an aqueous oxalic acid solution containing a small amount of methanol is extracted from the bottom of the reactive distillation dividing wall column at a recovery rate of 2.70g / min. Produced water in the production section...
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[0024] Dimethyl oxalate is dissolved in hot water at 65°C, the molar ratio of water to ester is 4:1, and it is fed from the upper feed port at a feed rate of 1.91g / min. The reactive distillation dividing wall column is a packed column, the number of theoretical plates in the rectification section ③ is 6, the number of theoretical plates in the reaction section ① and the sideline extraction section ④ is 20, and the number of theoretical plates in the stripping section ② is 3 blocks, the reflux ratio is 2; the lower feed port is fed with water at room temperature, the feed rate is 1.09g / min, and the total molar ratio of water to ester is 15. Crude methanol is extracted from the top of the reactive distillation dividing wall column at a recovery rate of 0.36g / min, and an aqueous oxalic acid solution containing a small amount of methanol is extracted from the bottom of the reactive distillation dividing wall column at a recovery rate of 2.70g / min. Produced water in the production ...
Embodiment 3
[0026] Dimethyl oxalate is dissolved in hot water at 65°C, the molar ratio of water to ester is 4:1, and it is fed from the upper feed port at a feed rate of 1.91g / min. The reactive distillation dividing wall column is a packed column, the number of theoretical plates in the rectification section ③ is 6, the number of theoretical plates in the reaction section ① and the sideline extraction section ④ is 20, and the number of theoretical plates in the stripping section ② is 3 blocks, the reflux ratio is 4; the lower feed port feeds water at room temperature, the feed rate is 1.09g / min, and the total molar ratio of water to ester is 15. Crude methanol is extracted from the top of the reactive distillation dividing wall column at a recovery rate of 0.36g / min, and an aqueous oxalic acid solution containing a small amount of methanol is extracted from the bottom of the reactive distillation dividing wall column at a recovery rate of 2.70g / min. Produced water in the production sectio...
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