Regeneration method for removing oxygen compound containing adsorbent in low-carbon olefins
A technology of low-carbon olefins and adsorbents, which is applied in the field of regeneration of adsorbents used to remove oxygenated compounds in low-carbon olefins, and can solve the problems of attenuation of adsorption performance of adsorbents, easy coking of adsorbents, and low regeneration efficiency , to achieve the possibility of reducing carbonization, good regeneration effect, and the effect of slowing down aggregation
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[0020] The fresh adsorbent used in the present invention is recorded as Fresh, and the solid adsorbent is Zn 2+ Ion-exchange modified Y-type molecular sieve is used to adsorb and remove oxygenated compounds from mixed C4 hydrocarbons. In the experiment, dimethyl ether in the C4 hydrocarbon stream was used as the probe molecule to be removed from oxygen-containing compound impurities. Based on the total weight of the C4 hydrocarbon stream provided, the content of dimethyl ether is 150 ppmw. The adsorption evaluation conditions are: 2.0MPa, 35℃, 2h -1 The volumetric space velocity of the liquid, the filling amount of the adsorbent is 2ml, and the appearance of the adsorbent is cylindrical particles with a particle diameter of 10-20 mesh. After 72 hours of the adsorption experiment, the adsorbent is deactivated and needs to be regenerated. The deactivated adsorbent is recorded as S-1.
[0021] The adsorbent needs to undergo regeneration treatment before it conta...
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[0024] The fresh adsorbent used in the present invention is recorded as Fresh, and the solid adsorbent is Zn 2+ Ion-exchange modified Y-type molecular sieve is used to adsorb and remove oxygenated compounds from mixed C4 hydrocarbons. In the experiment, dimethyl ether in the C4 hydrocarbon stream was used as the probe molecule to be removed from oxygen-containing compound impurities. Based on the total weight of the C4 hydrocarbon stream provided, the content of dimethyl ether is 150 ppmw. The adsorption evaluation conditions are: 2.0MPa, 35℃, 2h -1 The volumetric space velocity of the liquid, the filling amount of the adsorbent is 2ml, and the appearance of the adsorbent is cylindrical particles with a particle diameter of 10-20 mesh. After 72 hours of the adsorption experiment, the adsorbent is deactivated and needs to be regenerated. The deactivated adsorbent is recorded as S-2.
[0025] The adsorbent needs to undergo regeneration treatment before it conta...
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[0028] The fresh adsorbent used in the present invention is recorded as Fresh, and the solid adsorbent is Zn 2+ Ion-exchange modified Y-type molecular sieve is used to adsorb and remove oxygenated compounds from mixed C4 hydrocarbons. In the experiment, dimethyl ether in the C4 hydrocarbon stream was used as the probe molecule to be removed from oxygen-containing compound impurities. Based on the total weight of the C4 hydrocarbon stream provided, the content of dimethyl ether is 150 ppmw. The adsorption evaluation conditions are: 2.0MPa, 35℃, 2h -1 The volumetric space velocity of the liquid, the filling amount of the adsorbent is 2ml, and the appearance of the adsorbent is cylindrical particles with a particle diameter of 10-20 mesh. After 72 hours of the adsorption experiment, the adsorbent is deactivated and needs to be regenerated. The deactivated adsorbent is recorded as S-3.
[0029] The adsorbent needs to undergo regeneration treatment before it conta...
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