Energy-saving separation method for ethylbenzene dehydrogenation reaction product
A reaction product, ethylbenzene dehydrogenation technology, applied in distillation purification/separation, organic chemistry, etc., to achieve the effect of small heat exchange area, small equipment investment, and low polymerization loss
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[0020] A 100,000 tons / year styrene plant (annual operating hours 8000 hours), its ethylbenzene / styrene tower adopts figure 1 According to the technology, the ethylbenzene / styrene separation tower feed weight percentage is composed of: toluene 0.5%, ethylbenzene 37%, styrene 60%, heavy component 2.5%, and the molar composition of ethylbenzene / water mixture (streaming 5) is: Ethylbenzene 25%, water 75%, the main operating conditions and consumption are shown in Table 1:
[0021] Table 1
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Embodiment 2
[0024] A 100,000 tons / year styrene plant (annual operating hours 8000 hours), its ethylbenzene / styrene tower adopts figure 1 According to the technology, the ethylbenzene / styrene separation tower feed weight percentage is composed of: toluene 0.5%, ethylbenzene 37%, styrene 60%, heavy component 2.5%, and the molar composition of ethylbenzene / water mixture (streaming 5) is: Ethylbenzene 25%, water 75%, the main operating conditions and consumption are shown in Table 2.
[0025] Table 2
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Embodiment 3
[0028] A 100,000 tons / year styrene plant (annual operating hours 8000 hours), its ethylbenzene / styrene tower adopts figure 1 According to the technology, the ethylbenzene / styrene separation tower feed weight percentage is composed of: toluene 0.5%, ethylbenzene 37%, styrene 60%, heavy component 2.5%, and the molar composition of ethylbenzene / water mixture (streaming 5) is: Ethylbenzene 30%, water 70%, the main operating conditions and consumption are shown in Table 3.
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