Method for separating methylcyclohexane and toluene through differential pressure thermal coupling extractive rectification
A differential pressure thermal coupling, methylcyclohexane technology, applied in the field of rectification, can solve problems such as low thermodynamic efficiency, and achieve good economic and social benefits.
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[0017] Embodiment 1: as figure 1 Shown flow process, the number of theoretical plates in each area is as shown in Table 1, and the feed flow rate and composition are as shown in Table 2, and the solvent ratio is 3.01, and the feed position (from top to toluene) of mixed extractant, methylcyclohexane and toluene Bottom numbers) are the 5th theoretical plate of the atmospheric column (1) and the 4th theoretical plate of the vacuum column (2) in turn, and the feeds are both at 25°C. Differential pressure thermal coupling extractive distillation column Atmospheric column (1) top reflux ratio is 8, phenol recovery tower (3) top reflux ratio is 5, each flow rate and composition are as shown in Table 2, Atmospheric column (1) top Temperature is 100.3 ℃, and vacuum tower (2) still temperature is 79.9 ℃, and phenol recovery tower (3) top temperature is 115.2 ℃, and still temperature is 193.1 ℃, and normal pressure tower (1) and phenol recovery tower (3) normal pressure Operation, deco...
Embodiment 2
[0022] Embodiment 2: as figure 1 process shown. Feed composition, feed heat state, feed position and the number of theoretical plates in each region are the same as in Example 1, and the solvent ratio is 3.2. The reflux ratio at the top of the differential pressure thermal coupling extractive distillation column (1) is 7.4, and the reflux ratio at the top of the phenol recovery tower (3) is 5.8. The flow rates and compositions of the various streams are shown in Table 3. Temperature is 100.6 ℃, and vacuum tower (2) still temperature is 80.3 ℃, and phenol recovery tower (3) top temperature is 114.4 ℃, and still temperature is 192.9 ℃, normal pressure tower (1) and phenol recovery tower (3) normal pressure Operation, decompression tower (2) pressure is 0.018MPa. The mole fraction of the obtained methylcyclohexane was 99.31%. To meet the separation requirements of the same product, the total energy consumption required by this process is 4810.81kW, and the total energy consump...
Embodiment 3
[0025] Embodiment 3: as figure 1 process shown. Feed composition, feed heat state, feed position and the number of theoretical plates in each region are the same as in Example 1, except that the solvent ratio is 2.8. The reflux ratio at the top of the differential pressure thermal coupling extractive distillation column (1) is 8.7, and the reflux ratio at the top of the methanol recovery tower (3) is 5.2. The flow rates and compositions of the various streams are shown in Table 4. Temperature is 103.2 ℃, and vacuum tower (2) still temperature is 81.6 ℃, and phenol recovery tower (3) top temperature is 114.8 ℃, and still temperature is 192.7 ℃, normal pressure tower (1) and phenol recovery tower (3) normal pressure Operation, decompression tower (2) pressure is 0.025MPa. The mole fraction of the obtained methylcyclohexane was 99.03%. To achieve the same acetic acid conversion rate and product separation requirements, the total energy consumption required by this process is 4...
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