A method for compressing/condensing and reclaiming sulfur dioxide in the production process of sulfolane
A sulfur dioxide, production process technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, sulfur compounds, organic chemistry, etc., can solve the problem of reducing the pressure of sulfur dioxide by alkali elution, and achieve the effect of reducing pressure
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[0049] For a batch production process, the composition of the raw material liquid entering the reactor is 1070kg of liquid 1,3-butadiene and 1400kg of liquid sulfur dioxide, which enter the reactor together to produce sulfolene and then undergo hydrogenation and rectification to obtain sulfolane products. After the sulfolene reaction is complete, the composition of the exiting material from the reactor is 2290.411kg of sulfolene, 158.064kg of sulfur dioxide remaining in the reaction, 21.4kg of 1,3 butadiene, sulfur dioxide and 1,3 butanediene Alkenes are dissolved in the sulfolene liquid phase. The material pressure out of the reactor is 1.0MPa, and the temperature is 110°C. The composition of the exiting material from the kettle is decompressed step by step. Depressurization step: directly reduce the liquid phase material to 0.4MPa, recover part of sulfur dioxide and 1,3 butadiene through condensation, and then reduce the pressure of the remaining liquid phase material to 0....
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[0051]For a batch production process, the composition of the raw material liquid entering the reactor is 1070kg of liquid 1,3-butadiene and 1400kg of liquid sulfur dioxide, which enter the reactor together to produce sulfolene and then undergo hydrogenation and rectification to obtain sulfolane products. After the sulfolene reaction is complete, the composition of the exiting material from the reactor is 2290.411kg of sulfolene, 158.064kg of sulfur dioxide remaining in the reaction, 21.4kg of 1,3 butadiene, sulfur dioxide and 1,3 butanediene Alkenes are dissolved in the sulfolene liquid phase. The material pressure out of the reactor is 1.0MPa, and the temperature is 110°C. Step-by-step decompression of the composition of the exiting material, the step of depressurization: directly reduce the liquid phase material to 0.5MPa, recover part of sulfur dioxide and 1,3 butadiene through condensation, and then depressurize the remaining liquid phase material to 0.4MPa, and recover p...
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[0053] For a batch production process, the composition of the raw material liquid entering the reactor is 1070kg of liquid 1,3-butadiene and 1400kg of liquid sulfur dioxide, which enter the reactor together to produce sulfolene and then undergo hydrogenation and rectification to obtain sulfolane products. After the sulfolene reaction is complete, the composition of the exiting material from the reactor is 2290.411kg of sulfolene, 158.064kg of sulfur dioxide remaining in the reaction, 21.4kg of 1,3 butadiene, sulfur dioxide and 1,3 butanediene Alkenes are dissolved in the sulfolene liquid phase. The material pressure out of the reactor is 1.0MPa, and the temperature is 90°C. Step-by-step depressurization of the composition of the exiting material, the depressurization step: directly reduce the pressure of the liquid phase material to 0.4MPa, recover part of the sulfur dioxide and 1,3 butadiene through condensation, and then reduce the pressure of the remaining liquid phase mate...
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