Acrylonitrile reactor start-up procedure
A reactor, acrylonitrile technology, used in chemical instruments and methods, chemical/physical processes, hydrocarbon ammoxidation preparation, etc., can solve the problems of low concentration of combustible components, instability, unstable temperature and oxygen concentration, etc.
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[0032] Start-up of a commercial fluidized bed acrylonitrile reactor begins with the ammoxidation catalyst in a settled (non-fluidized) state resting on top of the reactor's air grid 14 . In one aspect a single reactor may be used, in another aspect more than one reactor may be used, in another aspect two reactors may be used. The reactor effluents can be combined at a later point in the process.
[0033] The first step of a typical reactor start-up procedure involves nitrogen purge of the feed sparger, ie, nitrogen is charged through the feed sparger at a flow rate sufficient to prevent fluidized ammoxidation catalyst from entering or clogging the sparger. Simultaneously or shortly thereafter, heated process air is fed to air inlet 22 at a flow rate sufficient to cause fluidization of the ammonia oxidation catalyst. This heating step continues until the temperature of the ammoxidation catalyst reaches or slightly exceeds its minimum ammoxidation reaction temperature, which ty...
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