Method for preparing chlorinated polypropylene by heterogeneous mixed solvent method
A technology of chlorinated polypropylene and mixed solvents, which is applied in the field of industrialized production of chlorinated polypropylene, can solve the problems of reducing the reaction temperature and pressure of the solvent method, and achieve the effects of cost-environmental friendliness, low cost, and reduction of reaction temperature and pressure
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[0022] Example 1:
[0023]Put 1200kg (800L) of chloroform, 24kg of isotactic polypropylene and 0.6kg of Span80 into the 2000L enamel reactor A, then, under agitation, raise the temperature of the materials in the kettle to 100°C and keep it at this temperature 1 Within hours, the polypropylene was completely dissolved in chloroform. While the reactor A is heating up and keeping warm, 1200kg (800L) of chloroform and 0.6kg of Span80 are put into the reactor B, and kept at room temperature for later use. After the temperature of the materials in the reactor A is finished, press the chloroform in the reactor B into the reactor A with compressed air. At this time, the temperature of the materials in the reactor A will be reduced to between 50°C and 55°C. The polypropylene is made of fine particles. The form precipitated from chloroform. Maintain the temperature at 50°C, then put 0.12kg of azobisisobutyronitrile and 5% of 60kg (60L) dilute hydrochloric acid into the reaction kettle and ...
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[0025] Put 960kg (640L) of chloroform and 140kg of isotactic polypropylene into a 2000L enamel reactor A. Then, under agitation, raise the temperature of the materials in the kettle to 115°C and keep it at this temperature for 3 hours to make polymerization Propylene is completely dissolved in chloroform. While the reactor A is warming up and keeping warm, put 960 (640L) chloroform into the reactor B and keep it at room temperature for later use. After the temperature of the materials in the reactor A is finished, press the chloroform in the reactor B into the reactor A with compressed air. At this time, the temperature of the materials in the reactor A will be reduced to between 55℃-60℃. The form precipitated from chloroform. Maintain the temperature at 55°C. Then put 0.7kg of azobisisobutyronitrile and 320kg (320L) of water into the reactor and stir for 15 minutes, and then pass 156kg of chlorine gas into the reactor to react. After the reaction, the unreacte...
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[0027] Put 1050kg (700L) of chloroform, 210kg of syndiotactic polypropylene and 10.5kg of Span80 into a 2000L enamel reactor A, then, under agitation, raise the temperature of the materials in the kettle to 130°C and keep them at this temperature 6 Within hours, the polypropylene was completely dissolved in chloroform. While the reactor A is heating up and keeping warm, 840 kg (560 L) of chloroform and 8.4 kg of Span 80 are put into the reactor B, and kept at room temperature for later use. After the temperature of the materials in the reactor A is finished, use compressed air to quickly press the chloroform in the reactor B into the reactor A. At this time, the temperature of the materials in the reactor A will be reduced to between 65°C and 70°C. The form of precipitated out from chloroform. Continue to lower the temperature to 61.5°C, then put 0.63kg of benzoyl peroxide and 630kg (630L) of water into the reactor and stir for 25 minutes, and then pass 420kg o...
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