Continuous chlorination method for phenol and circulating flow spray type continuous gas-liquid reactor
A gas-liquid reactor, reactor technology, applied in chemical/physical/physical-chemical stationary reactors, chemical instruments and methods, detailed information on chemical/physical/physical-chemical reactors, etc., can solve the problem of low equipment utilization. , low utilization rate of gas phase, long gas-liquid reaction time, etc., to achieve the effects of increasing solubility, increasing utilization rate of gas phase, and increasing contact time
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[0058] A method for continuous chlorination of phenol, wherein phenol and chlorine are continuously introduced into the loop continuous gas-liquid reactor 100 in a molar ratio of 1:2, the reaction temperature is controlled to be 50° C., and the reaction pressure is a slight negative pressure; the slight negative pressure is Refers to the reaction pressure slightly lower than the standard atmospheric pressure, such as -50Pa, -20Pa, -10Pa;
[0059] Wherein, the loop continuous gas-liquid reactor 100 is formed by a staggered arrangement of five first single-stage reactors and five second single-stage reactors, that is, the number of the first partitions 2 is five, and the second partitions The number of boards 3 is four. Both phenol and chlorine are introduced from the first-stage first single-stage reactor 4a, and the liquid phase is circulated and transported through the first circulation conveying device, and the gas-liquid mixed phase enters the adjacent middle through the ga...
Embodiment 2
[0061] A method for continuous chlorination of phenol, wherein phenol and chlorine are continuously introduced into the loop continuous gas-liquid reactor 100 at a molar ratio of 1:2.02, the reaction temperature is controlled to be 60° C., and the reaction pressure is 1 standard atmosphere;
[0062] Wherein, the loop continuous gas-liquid reactor 100 is formed by staggered arrangements of three first single-stage reactors and three second single-stage reactors, that is, the number of the first partitions 2 is three, and the second partitions The number of boards 3 is two.
[0063] Phenol is introduced from the first single-stage reactor 4a of the first stage, and the amount of chlorine gas introduced from the first single-stage reactor 4a of the first stage accounts for 60% of the total amount of chlorine gas, and the other 40% is introduced from the remaining stages;
[0064] In the first-stage first single-stage reactor 4a, the liquid phase circulation is realized through th...
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[0066] A method for continuous chlorination of phenol, wherein phenol and chlorine are continuously introduced into the loop continuous gas-liquid reactor 100 at a molar ratio of 1:2.05, the reaction temperature is controlled to be 70° C., and the reaction pressure is 1.5 standard atmospheres;
[0067]Wherein, the loop continuous gas-liquid reactor 100 is formed by staggered arrangements of 4 first single-stage reactors and 4 second second single-stage reactors, that is, the number of the first partitions 2 is 4, and the second partitions The number of boards 3 is three.
[0068] Phenol is introduced from the first-stage first single-stage reactor 4a, chlorine gas is introduced from the first-stage first single-stage reactor 4a to account for 80% of the total amount of chlorine gas, and another 20% is introduced from the remaining stages;
[0069] In the first-stage first single-stage reactor 4a, the liquid phase circulation is realized through the first circulation conveying ...
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