A method for reducing acid content in dimethyldichlorosilane hydrolyzate
A technology of dimethyldichlorosilane and hydrolyzate, applied in the direction of silicon organic compounds, etc., can solve the problems of difficulty in stabilizing and controlling the viscosity of dimethyldichlorosilane, and achieve the advantages of avoiding emulsification, increasing specific gravity and reducing production load. Effect
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[0022] Mix dimethyl hydrolysate (level 1) and 10% calcium chloride aqueous solution (level N, N≥3) with a mass ratio of 1:1 in countercurrent washing, and the hydrolysate and hydrochloric acid are successively reduced in mass fraction Contact and wash thoroughly to reduce the residual acid content in the final product. Among them, the temperature during washing is controlled to 70℃, and the feed rate of hydrolysate is 6m 3 / h, water supplement rate 3.5m 3 / h, after the hydrolysate is mixed and washed with calcium chloride-hydrochloric acid, the upper layer of hydrolysate is separated by overflow, and the lower layer of calcium chloride-hydrochloric acid solution is returned to the upper level washing system to wash the hydrolysate, and finally the calcium chloride contained in the acid water passes The falling film is removed by evaporation and returned to the system for recycling. After treatment, the acidity of dimethyl hydrolysate is reduced from the original 8-10ppm to 4-5p...
Embodiment 2
[0024] The dimethyl hydrolyzate (level 1) and the 15% mass fraction of calcium chloride aqueous solution (level N, N≥3) are mixed and washed in countercurrent at a mass ratio of 1.5:1, and the hydrolyzate and hydrochloric acid are successively reduced in mass fraction. Contact and wash thoroughly to reduce the residual acid content in the final product. Among them, the temperature during washing is controlled to 80℃, and the feed rate of hydrolysate is 6.5m 3 / h, water supplement rate 4m 3 / h, after the hydrolysate is mixed and washed with calcium chloride-hydrochloric acid, the upper layer of hydrolysate is separated by overflow, and the lower layer of calcium chloride-hydrochloric acid solution is returned to the upper level washing system to wash the hydrolysate, and finally the calcium chloride contained in the acid water passes The falling film is removed by evaporation and returned to the system for recycling. After treatment, the acidity of the dimethyl hydrolyzate is re...
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[0026] Mix dimethyl hydrolysate (level 1) and 20% calcium chloride aqueous solution (level N, N≥3) with a mass ratio of 2:1 in countercurrent washing. The hydrolysate and hydrochloric acid are successively reduced in mass fraction Contact and wash thoroughly to reduce the residual acid content in the final product. Among them, the temperature during washing is controlled to 90℃, and the feed rate of hydrolysate is 7m 3 / h, water supplement rate 4.5m 3 / h, after the hydrolysate is mixed and washed with calcium chloride-hydrochloric acid, the upper layer of hydrolysate is separated by overflow, and the lower layer of calcium chloride-hydrochloric acid solution is returned to the upper level washing system to wash the hydrolysate, and finally the calcium chloride contained in the acid water passes The falling film is removed by evaporation and returned to the system for recycling. After treatment, the acidity of the dimethyl hydrolyzate is reduced from the original 8-10ppm to 5-7p...
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