Method for deoiling microcrystalline wax
A microcrystalline wax and deoiling technology, which is applied in the petroleum industry, hydrocarbon oil treatment, petroleum wax recovery, etc., can solve the problems of high cost and low yield, and achieve the prevention of heat transfer in the system, low solvent ratio, and simple process Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0022] Examples of primary crystallization
[0023] The special wax paste of No. 100 is used, and the crystallization process is once cooled by 0°C chilled water. The raw material is a wax paste with high oil content initially extracted from vacuum residue, and the oil content is 10-15%. The deoiling process is to heat and melt 200g of wax paste in a 1000mL flask. When the temperature reaches 70°C, all of the wax paste is melted into a liquid state, and 400g of MIBK (methyl isobutyl ketone) is added and mixed, and then transferred to a -5°C brine tank for cooling and crystallization. At this time, crystals began to form on the wall of the flask, the internal solution became cloudy, and the viscosity increased, and when the temperature in the flask dropped to 30°C, the stirring felt weak. At this time, add 300g of solvent and continue to cool and crystallize to 15°C. Because of the thick layer of microcrystalline wax crystals attached to the bottle wall, it is difficult to con...
Embodiment 2
[0027] Two-stage cooling crystallization test
[0028] The same test device as in Example 1
[0029] The implementation conditions are changed to:
[0030] (1) The melted and diluted wax paste is cooled and crystallized in a 35°C water bath (agent-to-wax ratio = 2)
[0031] (2) After cooling to 40°C, add 1.5 times of solvent, and transfer to -5°C brine bath to continue cooling and crystallization
[0032] Under the above conditions, after post-processing: filtering, washing, and steaming out the solvent, the final detection results are as follows:
[0033] Oil content of raw materials Oil content of finished products Total agent wax ratio Finished Wax Yield Solvent consumption ratio (solvent consumption / finished product) 12.5% 4.0% 5.0 32% 0.5
Embodiment 3
[0035] Constant speed cooling, continuous dripping test
[0036] The same device as in Example 1
[0037] The implementation conditions are changed to:
[0038] (1) After melting, the wax paste is diluted with 1 times the solvent, cooled and crystallized in a 40°C water bath, and continuously added dropwise with 0.8 times the solvent during the cooling process
[0039] (2) Cool to 45°C, and after the solvent is added dropwise, transfer to a 15°C water bath to continue cooling and crystallization, and continuously dropwise add 0.8 times the solvent.
[0040] (3) The dropwise addition was completed when cooled to 20°C, moved to a -5°C brine tank, continued to cool for crystallization and continuously added dropwise with 0.8 times the solvent.
[0041] (4) Rinse with 1 times solvent during filtration.
[0042] The test results are as follows:
[0043] Oil content of raw materials Oil content of finished products Total agent wax ratio Finished Wax Yield solven...
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