A method for removing oxygen from oxygen-containing light hydrocarbons
A light hydrocarbon and oxygen technology, applied in the fields of organic chemistry, absorption purification/separation, etc., can solve the problems of loss of deoxygenation capacity of light hydrocarbon gas, expensive catalyst cost, etc., and achieve the effect of reducing investment and consumption, simple process, and improving deoxygenation capacity.
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[0043] This example is used to illustrate the method for deoxygenating oxygen-containing light hydrocarbons of the present invention.
[0044] This embodiment deals with the oxygen-containing light hydrocarbon gas produced by the hydrogen peroxide process propylene oxide industrial device, and the composition of the oxygen-containing light hydrocarbon gas and the C4 absorbent is shown in Table 1.
[0045] Table 1
[0046] Mass composition (weight%)
Oxygenated light hydrocarbon gas
C4 absorbent
Nitrogen
0.24
-
oxygen
4.34
-
carbon dioxide
0.48
-
ethane
14.58
-
Vinyl
56.78
-
propane
5.37
-
Propylene
18.15
-
n-butane
0.06
27.91
Isobutane
-
15.59
1-butene
-
7.72
Isobutylene
-
0.04
trans-2-butene
-
28.44
cis-2-butene
-
20.23
water
-
0.01
Dimethyl ether
-
0.06
[0047] ...
Embodiment 2
[0051] This example is used to illustrate the method for deoxygenating oxygen-containing light hydrocarbons of the present invention.
[0052] This embodiment deals with the oxygen-containing light hydrocarbon gas produced by the hydrogen peroxide process propylene oxide industrial device, and the composition of the oxygen-containing light hydrocarbon gas and the carbon five absorbent is shown in Table 3.
[0053] table 3
[0054] Mass composition (weight%)
Oxygenated light hydrocarbon gas
C5 absorbent
Nitrogen
0.36
-
oxygen
4.39
-
carbon dioxide
0.23
-
Methanol
1.04
-
propane
4.78
0.02
Propylene
89.13
0.26
n-butane
0.07
0.01
Isopentane
-
0.63
n-pentane
-
34.03
Cyclopentane
-
17.05
2,3-Dimethylbutane
-
8.83
2-Methylpentane
-
27.42
n-Hexane
-
11.76
[0055] use as figure 1 The process show...
Embodiment 3
[0060] This example is used to illustrate the method for deoxygenating oxygen-containing light hydrocarbons of the present invention.
[0061] This embodiment deals with the oxygen-containing light hydrocarbon gas produced by the hydrogen peroxide process propylene oxide industrial device, and the composition of the oxygen-containing light hydrocarbon gas and the C4 absorbent is shown in Table 5.
[0062] table 5
[0063] Mass composition (weight%)
Oxygenated light hydrocarbon gas
C4 absorbent
Nitrogen
0.24
-
oxygen
3.21
-
carbon dioxide
0.31
-
Methanol
1.33
-
propane
1.91
-
Propylene
92.94
-
n-butane
0.06
27.91
Isobutane
-
15.59
1-butene
-
7.72
Isobutylene
-
0.04
trans-2-butene
-
28.44
cis-2-butene
-
20.23
water
-
0.01
Dimethyl ether
-
0.06
[0064] use as figure 1 The proce...
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