Micro-interface enhanced reaction system and process for preparing ethylene glycol based on ethylene hydration method
A technology of ethylene hydration and reaction system, which is applied in the preparation of hydroxyl compounds, hydrolysis, and organic compounds. It can solve the problems of energy waste, lower reaction rate of gas-liquid system, lower conversion rate of ethylene glycol, etc., and achieve enhanced transmission. quality, increase the contact area, improve the conversion rate and efficiency
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[0090] Ethylene glycol is produced using the system and process described above, wherein:
[0091] The temperature of the reactor is 60° C., and the pressure inside the reactor is 1 atm;
[0092] The feed temperature of ethylene gas and oxygen is 168°C;
[0093] The gas-liquid ratio in the micro-interface generator is 700:1.
[0094] After testing, after using the system and process, the conversion rate of ethylene glycol is 92%.
[0095] The reaction time is 13h.
Embodiment 2
[0097] Ethylene glycol is produced using the system and process described above, wherein:
[0098] The temperature of the reactor is 70° C., and the pressure inside the reactor is 1.1 atm;
[0099] The feed temperature of ethylene gas and oxygen is 168°C;
[0100] The gas-liquid ratio in the micro-interface generator is 700:1.
[0101] After testing, after using the system and process, the conversion rate of ethylene glycol is 93%.
[0102] The reaction time is 13h.
Embodiment 3
[0104] Ethylene glycol is produced using the system and process described above, wherein:
[0105] The temperature of the reactor is 80° C., and the pressure inside the reactor is 1.2 atm;
[0106] The feed temperature of ethylene gas and oxygen is 168°C;
[0107] The gas-liquid ratio in the micro-interface generator is 700:1.
[0108] After testing, after using the system and process, the conversion rate of ethylene glycol is 92%. The reaction time is 12.5h.
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