Method for monitoring cracking reaction of dimethyldichlorosilance hydrolyzates
A technology of dimethyldichlorosilane and cracking reaction, applied in the directions of silicon organic compounds, measuring devices, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of inability to guarantee product quality, high safety risks, etc., so as to reduce the risk of safety accidents and reduce safety risks , the effect of improving quality
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[0053] In practice, the non-condensable gas in the cracking system is monitored regularly or irregularly, and the monitoring targets are selectively on hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and methane gas. The SC-3000B gas chromatograph was used to analyze the non-condensable gas. The data integration method was the height external standard method, the detector was FID, the sampler was split flow, and the column temperature was programmed temperature rise, respectively at 128°C, 132°C and At 250°C, the chromatogram of non-condensable gas is obtained as Figures 3a-3c shown. However, depending on the retention time, Figures 3a-3c The components represented by each peak in turn are hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and methane.
[0054] Specifically, when the content of hydrogen and methane in the noncondensable gas of the cracking system is above the threshold value and below the upper limit value, the content of hydrogen and methane is reduced by adjusting the reaction temperature, catalyst...
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