Process for producing bisphenol A
A technology for bisphenol and phenol, which is applied in the field of effectively preparing bisphenol A, and achieves the effects of reducing the processing capacity, prolonging the lifespan, and achieving good effects.
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[0070]Phenol and acetone with a molar ratio of 10:1 were treated with LHSV for 3 hours -1 It was continuously passed into a fixed-bed reaction tower filled with a resin obtained by partially neutralizing sulfonic acid groups of a cation exchange resin [manufactured by Mitsubishi Chemical Co., Ltd., "DIAION SK104H"] with 20 mol% of 2-mercaptoethylamine, The condensation reaction was carried out at 75°C.
[0071] Under the conditions of the bottom temperature of 170°C and the pressure of 67kPa, acetone, water, etc. were removed from the resulting reaction mixture by vacuum distillation, and then under reduced pressure distillation at the temperature of 130°C and the pressure of 14kPa, phenol was distilled off and concentrated A phenol / bisphenol A solution was obtained until the bisphenol A concentration was 40% by mass.
[0072] Next, water was added to the phenol / bisphenol A solution having a bisphenol A concentration of 40% by mass, cooled to 50° C. under reduced pressure and...
Embodiment 2
[0077] In Example 1, it carried out similarly to Example 1 except having adjusted the water|moisture content of the mother liquor obtained by filtering the bisphenol A / phenol addition product (adduct) to 0.80 mass %. Table 1 shows the measurement results of the 2,4-isomer conversions at each reaction time. When the reaction time was 8,000 hours, the 2,4-isomer conversion was 30%, and the catalyst lifetime ratio was 2.29. It can be seen that at LHSV=0.3 hours -1 In a commercial device, the time for the 2,4-isomer conversion rate to reach 30% is 24,000 hours, and it can operate continuously for 3 years.
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