Method for reclaiming tetrafluoroethene from tetrafluoroethene exhaust
A tetrafluoroethylene and tail gas technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, halogenated hydrocarbon preparation, organic chemistry, etc., can solve the problem that tetrafluoroethylene tail gas cannot be treated, tetrafluoroethylene loss, increase tetrafluoroethylene unit consumption and production. Cost and other issues, to achieve the effect of large operation flexibility, low operation cost, and reduced operation cost
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[0023] After the tetrafluoroethylene tail gas is initially distilled through the degassing tower, the tetrafluoroethylene tail gas at the top of the tower enters the extractive distillation tower at a flow rate of 50kg / h. The extraction agent is acetone, and the extractive rectification is carried out according to the process parameters in Table 2. The non-condensable The gas is emptied from the top of the tower, and the extraction agent rich in tetrafluoroethylene in the tower bottom enters the desorption tower for desorption. The acetone in the bottom of the desorption tower is recycled after being cooled, and the desorbed tetrafluoroethylene is returned to the production system for re-distillation to obtain tetrafluoroethylene mono body, the recovery rate can reach 95%.
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Embodiment 2
[0027] After the tetrafluoroethylene tail gas is initially distilled through the degassing tower, the tower top tetrafluoroethylene tail gas enters the extractive distillation tower with a flow rate of 150kg / h, and the extraction agent is a mixture of acetone and perfluoropropylene trimer (volume ratio 1:1). The composite solvent is extracted and rectified according to the process parameters in Table 3. The non-condensable gas is emptied from the top of the tower, and the extraction agent rich in tetrafluoroethylene in the tower reactor enters the desorption tower for desorption, and the acetone and perfluoropropylene trimer in the desorption tower reactor The composite solvent is recycled after being cooled, and the desorbed tetrafluoroethylene is returned to the production system, and the tetrafluoroethylene monomer is rectified again, and the recovery rate can reach 96%.
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Embodiment 3
[0031] After the tetrafluoroethylene tail gas is initially distilled through the degassing tower, the tower top tetrafluoroethylene tail gas enters the extractive distillation tower with a flow rate of 100kg / h, and the extraction agent is a mixture of acetone and perfluoropropylene dimer (volume ratio 1:1). The composite solvent is extracted and rectified according to the process parameters in Table 4. The non-condensable gas is emptied from the top of the tower, and the extraction agent rich in tetrafluoroethylene in the tower reactor enters the desorption tower for desorption, and the acetone and perfluoropropylene dimer in the desorption tower reactor The composite solvent is recycled after being cooled, and the desorbed tetrafluoroethylene is returned to the production system, and rectified again to obtain tetrafluoroethylene monomer, and the recovery rate can reach 95.8%.
[0032] Table 4
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