Method for reducing energy consumption in oxidation reaction unit of phenol-acetone plant
An oxidation reaction, phenol acetone technology, applied in chemical instruments and methods, preparation of peroxy compounds, preparation of organic compounds, etc., can solve the problem of high energy consumption and achieve the effect of good technical effect
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[0017] in such as figure 1 In the shown process flow, after the stream (1) that comprises cumene passes through 2# oxidation tower heat exchanger (20) and 2# oxidation tower tower bottom reflux stream (21) carries out heat exchange, then passes through 1# oxidation tower Heat exchanger (2) exchanges heat with 1# oxidation tower bottom reflux stream (9), and the heated cumene stream (3) is further preheated to feed temperature by oxidation feed preheater (4), The preheated cumene feed stream (5) enters the 1# oxidation tower (6), and oxidizes with the air stream (11) passed into the tower; 1# oxidation tower (6) top contains a small amount of isopropyl benzene The tail gas (12) of propylbenzene and water is sent to the tail gas treatment unit for processing; 1# oxidation tower (6) tower still contains the liquid phase flow (7) of isopropyl benzene and hydroperoxide cumene through 1# oxidation tower tower still The pump (8) is pumped out, and a part of the oxidation product (13...
Embodiment 2
[0025]According to the conditions and steps described in Example 1, 1# oxidation tower (6) operating temperature 195 ℃, operating gauge pressure is 0.75MPa; 2# oxidation tower (16) operating temperature 180 ℃, operating gauge pressure is 0.70MPa; 1 The operating temperature of #oxidation tower heat exchanger (2) is 195°C, and the operating gauge pressure is 0.8MPa; the operating temperature of 2# oxidation tower heat exchanger (20) is 180°C; the operating gauge pressure is 0.8MPa. The mass flow ratio of the stream (13) to the stream (15) is 1:3, and the mass flow ratio of the stream (19) to the stream (31) is 1:3. The mass content of cumene in the described logistics (1) that includes cumene is 61.2%; The ratio of the mass flow rate of logistics (5) and logistics (11) is 6:1, and logistics (13) and logistics (22) The mass flow ratio is 6:1. The heated cumene stream (3) is further preheated to 75° C. through an oxidation feed preheater (4). The composition distribution of eac...
Embodiment 3
[0029] According to the conditions and steps described in Example 1, 1# oxidation tower (6) operating temperature 65 ℃, operating gauge pressure is 0.15MPa; 2# oxidation tower (16) operating temperature 60 ℃, operating gauge pressure is 0.10MPa; 1 #Oxidation tower heat exchanger (2) operating temperature is 65°C; operating gauge pressure is 0.1MPa; 2# oxidation tower heat exchanger (20) operating temperature is 60°C; operating gauge pressure is 0.1MPa. The mass flow ratio of the stream (13) to the stream (15) is 1:8, and the mass flow ratio of the stream (19) to the stream (31) is 1:8. The mass content of cumene in the described logistics (1) that comprises cumene is 85.2%; The mass flow ratio of logistics (5) and logistics (11) is 3:1, and logistics (13) and logistics (22) The mass flow ratio is 3:1. The heated cumene stream (3) is further preheated to 86° C. through an oxidation feed preheater (4). The composition distribution of each stream is shown in Table 3. After cal...
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