Preparation of diamines by hydrogenation of dinitriles
A kind of diamine, the technology that transforms into, is applied in the field of preparation catalyst
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[0243] The following examples describe methods for hydrogenating dinitriles to produce diamines and methods for preparing catalysts for this hydrogenation reaction.
example 1
[0245] This example describes the conversion of methylglutaronitrile (MGN) to 2-methylpentamethylenediamine (MPMD). refer to figure 1 , the feed stream comprising MGN and fresh feed and recycle hydrogen and ammonia are passed to a series of four converters 42 , 44 , 46 and 48 . The MGN feed can have the following composition:
[0246] MGN=99.1wt%min
[0247] ESN=0.4wt%max
[0248] HCN=20ppm max
[0249] Water = 0.12 wt% max
[0250] Ethylene glycol = 50ppm max
[0251] Phosphorus = 15ppm
[0252] Others = 0.7 wt% max
[0253] The pressure of the feed to first converter 42 may be at least 3500 psig (24,233 kPa), such as at least 4000 psig (27,680 kPa), such as at least 4500 psig (31,128 kPa). The temperature of the feed to the first converter may be at least 100°C, such as at least 105°C, such as at least 110°C. In the first converter 42, the reaction of hydrogen with MGN is an exothermic reaction. Thus, the temperature of the effluent stream exiting first converter ...
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[0269] This example describes an embodiment in which a catalyst is formed by reducing iron oxide with hydrogen in the presence of ammonia.
[0270] see figure 2 , supply hydrogen from source 100. In this example, hydrogen source 104 is not used. The hydrogen supplied from source 100 comes from a hydrogen pipeline which has been purified by pressure swing adsorption processing.
[0271] The hydrogen in source 100 is pressurized to a pressure of 200 to 400 psig (1,480 to 2,859 kPa), such as 250 to 350 psig (1,825 to 2,515 kPa), such as 300 psig (2,170 kPa). Hydrogen from source 100 is passed sequentially to preheater 110 via line 102 and line 108 . The heated hydrogen passes through line 112 to hydrogen / ammonia mixer 118 . The ammonia feed to hydrogen / ammonia mixer 118 is derived from ammonia source 114 . The ammonia in source 114 is anhydrous liquid ammonia, pressurized to a pressure of 300 to 500 psig (2,170 to 3,549 kPa), such as 350 to 450 psig (2,515 to 3,204 kPa), su...
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