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 adopts Zn 2+ Ion-exchange modified Y-type molecular sieves for the adsorption and removal of oxygenates from mixed C4 hydrocarbons. In the experiment, dimethyl ether in a C4 hydrocarbon stream is used as a probe molecule to remove oxygen-containing impurities. The content of dimethyl ether was 150 ppmw based on the total weight of the supplied C4 hydrocarbon stream. The adsorption evaluation conditions are: at 2.0MPa, 35°C, 2h -1 The volumetric space velocity of the liquid is 2ml, and the loading capacity of the adsorbent is 2ml. The appearance of the adsorbent is a cylindrical particle with a particle diameter of 10-20 mesh. After the adsorption experiment was carried out for 72 hours, the adsorbent deactivated and needed to be regenerated, and the deactivated adsorbent was recorded as S-1.
[0021] After the adsorption experiment, the adsorbent needs to be regenerated be...
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[0024] The fresh adsorbent used in the present invention is recorded as Fresh, and the solid adsorbent adopts Zn 2+ Ion-exchange modified Y-type molecular sieves for the adsorption and removal of oxygenates from mixed C4 hydrocarbons. In the experiment, dimethyl ether in a C4 hydrocarbon stream is used as a probe molecule to remove oxygen-containing impurities. The content of dimethyl ether was 150 ppmw based on the total weight of the supplied C4 hydrocarbon stream. The adsorption evaluation conditions are: at 2.0MPa, 35°C, 2h -1 The volumetric space velocity of the liquid is 2ml, and the loading capacity of the adsorbent is 2ml. The appearance of the adsorbent is a cylindrical particle with a particle diameter of 10-20 mesh. After the adsorption experiment was carried out for 72 hours, the adsorbent deactivated and needed to be regenerated, and the deactivated adsorbent was recorded as S-2.
[0025] After the adsorption experiment, the adsorbent needs to be regenerated be...
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[0028] The fresh adsorbent used in the present invention is recorded as Fresh, and the solid adsorbent adopts Zn 2+ Ion-exchange modified Y-type molecular sieves for the adsorption and removal of oxygenates from mixed C4 hydrocarbons. In the experiment, dimethyl ether in a C4 hydrocarbon stream is used as a probe molecule to remove oxygen-containing impurities. The content of dimethyl ether was 150 ppmw based on the total weight of the supplied C4 hydrocarbon stream. The adsorption evaluation conditions are: at 2.0MPa, 35°C, 2h -1 The volumetric space velocity of the liquid is 2ml, and the loading capacity of the adsorbent is 2ml. The appearance of the adsorbent is a cylindrical particle with a particle diameter of 10-20 mesh. After the adsorption experiment was carried out for 72 hours, the adsorbent deactivated and needed to be regenerated, and the deactivated adsorbent was recorded as S-3.
[0029] After the adsorption experiment, the adsorbent needs to be regenerated be...
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