Pretreatment method for preventing deactivation of diphenol propane synthesis reaction catalyst
A technology of diphenol-based propane and co-catalyst, which is applied in the field of pre-treatment before production of di-phenol-based propane, can solve the problems of high price of co-catalyst, lower reaction rate, influence on the output of the device, etc., so as to reduce the replacement cost, increase the output and increase effect of life
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[0019] A pretreatment method to prevent the deactivation of the co-catalyst in the synthesis reaction of diphenol-based propane. The reaction mixture for synthesizing diphenol-based propane is first sent to the pre-treater equipped with H-type cation exchange resin to remove the deactivation of the co-catalyst reactor. Active substances, and then the reaction mixture from the preprocessor is sent to the co-catalyzed reactor for synthesis reaction. Among them, in the preprocessor equipped with H-type cation-exchange resin, the function is H-type cation-exchange resin, usually CT124 cation-exchange resin produced by Purolite (China) Co.LTD can be used . The existing co-catalyst for the synthesis reaction of diphenol-based propane is: a cationic exchange resin is modified and synthesized by an accelerator.
[0020] The reaction mixture of synthesizing diphenol base propane is made up of acetone, phenol, diphenol base propane, water, the material that facilitates catalytic reacto...
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[0023] The reaction mixture is sent to the preprocessor equipped with H-type cation exchange resin, which can remove the impurities that cause the deactivation of the co-catalyst, and the mixture from the pre-processor is sent to the co-catalyst reactor, which can reduce the deactivation of the co-catalyst Probability, wherein the reaction mixture is composed of acetone, phenol, diphenolic propane, water, impurities, and its mass ratio is (1%-5%): (72%-89%): (8%-12%): (0.1 %-1%): (2%-10%), wherein the impurity is methanol, and the metal ion is one or more of Fe, Na, Ca, Mg, Al, Cr, Cu, Mn, Ni, Zn.
[0024] The comparison data after preprocessing and without preprocessing are as follows:
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[0026] Through statistics, it is not difficult to find that when the preconditioner is not used, the acetone conversion rate drops sharply after one year of use of the cocatalyst; with the preconditioner, the activity of the cocatalyst is fully guaranteed, avoiding the need for co...
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