Superposition type catalysis-separation membrane reactor
A separation membrane and reactor technology, applied in the field of stacked catalytic-separation membrane reactor, can solve problems such as complex structure
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[0016] The sulfonated PVA catalytic-pervaporation membrane is used as an application example to catalyze the reaction of acetic acid and ethanol to form ethyl acetate in a stacked catalytic-separation membrane reactor.
[0017] Reactor assembly with 1 module 2 and 2 modules 3. Snap the protruding parts of the two components 3 into the grooves at both ends of the component 1 respectively. During the assembly process, the porous PP support layer, the sulfonated PVA catalytic-pervaporation membrane, and the polytetrafluoroethylene gasket are sequentially placed between the components. Finally, secure with bolts. See attached figure 2
[0018] The molar ratio of ethanol to acetic acid is 3:1, the volume of feed liquid is about 120mL, and the membrane area is 6.28cm 2 , Ethyl acetate was synthesized in a stacked catalytic-separation membrane reactor at 70°C. When the reaction reached equilibrium, the conversion rate of acetic acid could reach 93.12%.
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[0020] The sulfonated PVA catalytic-pervaporation membrane is used as an application example to catalyze the reaction of acetic acid and ethanol to form ethyl acetate in a stacked catalytic-separation membrane reactor. By increasing the number of stacked components, the membrane area can be increased, which in turn can increase the processing capacity of feed liquid.
[0021] Reactor assembly with 2 modules 1, 1 module 2 and 2 modules 3. Snap the protruding part of component 3 into the groove at one end of component 1, snap the protruding part of component 2 into the groove at the other end of component 1, and snap the protruding part of component 2 into another component 1 part of the groove, and finally put into component 3. During the assembly process, the porous PP support layer, the sulfonated PVA catalytic-pervaporation membrane, and the polytetrafluoroethylene gasket are sequentially placed between the components. Finally, secure with bolts. See attached image 3 . ...
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