Separation and extraction method for caprolactam, cyclohexane carboxylic acid, cyclohexane carboxylic sulfonic acid and organic oil in waste liquid generated in caprolactam production by toluene method
A cyclohexacarboxylic acid sulfonic acid and extraction method technology, which is applied in the field of comprehensive utilization of caprolactam waste liquid, can solve the problems that the treatment method cannot be used for continuous treatment of waste water, poor fluidity, no recovery, etc., and achieve high combustion value, Significant economic benefits and pollution reduction effects
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[0035] First, use sodium hydroxide to adjust the pH value of the waste liquid to 8-9, use chloroform as the extractant to extract caprolactam, extractant: waste liquid=1:1, and the extraction temperature is 30°C under normal pressure conditions Then adjust the pH value of the waste liquid with concentrated hydrochloric acid to be 1-2, select toluene as the extractant to extract cyclohexacarboxylic acid, during extraction, extractant: waste liquid=3: 4, what the extraction temperature selects is 30 ℃. carried out under normal pressure conditions. The organic solvent with high boiling point is nitrogen nitrogen dimethylformamide (DMF), DMF:waste liquid=3:4.
[0036] Step 1: Extraction of Caprolactam (CPL)
[0037]Weigh 400g of waste liquid in a 1000ml single-necked flask, add 7g of NaOH to it, stir to completely dissolve NaOH, and measure its pH value to 8.8 with a pH meter, then add 400g of chloroform to the waste liquid, and place it in a water bath at 30°C with a rotation sp...
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[0044] Except that there is no extraction process of cyclohexyl carboxylic acid in embodiment 1, other is the same as embodiment 1
Embodiment 3
[0046] Except that there is no extraction process of caprolactam in embodiment 1, other is the same as embodiment 1
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