Process for the treatment of the aqueous stream coming from the fischer-tropsch reaction by means of ion exchange resins
An exchange resin, ion exchange technology, applied in ion exchange treatment device, ion exchange water/sewage treatment, ion exchange, etc., can solve the problems of organic compounds cannot be upgraded, and biological treatment is expensive.
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[0059] As described in patent US 6,348,510 (IFP-ENI) and reference figure 1 After performing the Fischer-Tropsch reaction, the water separated from the reaction effluent (stream 1) by decantation is supplied to the distillation column (10). The alcohol-rich aqueous stream (stream 2) is separated from the top of the column, and its composition obtained by gas chromatography is reported in Table 1.
[0060] Table 1 reports the composition of water separated from the reaction effluent by decantation (stream 1) obtained by gas chromatography.
[0061] Then its composition was obtained by gas chromatography (for the determination of alcohol content) and ion chromatography (for the determination of organic acid content) and was reported in Table 1 and was fed to the aqueous stream leaving the bottom of the distillation column (stream 3) AMBERLYST A24 type anion exchange resin bed of Rohm & Haas (20). After flowing 12 BV with the aqueous stream leaving the bottom of the distillation colu...
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[0065] As described in patent US 6,348,510 (IFP-ENI) and reference image 3 After performing the Fischer-Tropsch reaction, the water separated from the reaction effluent (stream 1) by decantation is supplied to the distillation column (10).
[0066] Table 2 reports the composition of the water separated from the reaction effluent by decantation obtained by gas chromatography.
[0067] The alcohol-rich stream (stream 2) whose composition was obtained by gas chromatography and reported in Table 2 was separated from the top of the column. Its composition is obtained by gas chromatography (for the determination of alcohol content) and ion chromatography (for the determination of organic acid content) and is reported in Table 2 for the 85BV aqueous stream leaving the bottom of the column (stream 3). Resin bed as described in Example 1. The stream leaving the resin bed (stream 5) is all collected and analyzed for the presence of organic acids by means of ion chromatography. The result...
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