WO2009078490A1 - Method of regulating temperature in reaction vessel, reactor, and process for producing dimethyl ether - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a temperature control method and a reaction apparatus inside a reactor, which are performed when an object is produced by an equilibrium reaction accompanied by heat generation by supplying raw materials to an adiabatic reactor, and a method for producing dimethyl ether.
- a catalyst layer may be provided in a reactor, and raw materials may be passed through the reactor to react to obtain a product that is a reaction product.
- One of the important operating conditions for allowing the reaction to proceed properly in the reactor is temperature control in the reactor.
- the raw material is adjusted to a preset temperature and then supplied to the reactor.
- the temperature of the raw material increases as the raw material flows downstream through the reactor, that is, as the reaction proceeds. If the temperature of the raw material becomes higher than the temperature range suitable for the main reaction, undesirable by-products (impurities) are generated, which results in loss of the raw material or deterioration of the catalyst due to promotion of coking. Since the yield decreases when the temperature of the raw material falls below the above temperature range, various methods for maintaining the temperature in the catalyst layer within the target temperature range have been proposed. The following method is known as a typical example for maintaining the temperature in such a reactor.
- Fig. 14 shows a multi-tubular reactor 100, in which a raw material is supplied into a tube 1 0 1, which is installed in a large number in the multi-tube reactor 1 0 0, and the reaction in this tube 1 0 1 Do
- the tube 10 1 is configured to be cooled by a refrigerant from the outside.
- the raw material can be reliably and quickly cooled, but a large amount of refrigerant is required, and the structure of the reactor 100 is complicated, so that the cost of the apparatus is reduced. Is unsuitable for further enlargement.
- Fig. 15 shows an apparatus in which a plurality of reactors 1 0 2 are connected and a heat exchanger (intermediate heat exchanger) 1 0 3 is interposed between the reactors 1 0 2 and 1 0 2 ing.
- the raw material supplied into the first-stage reactor 100 2 generates heat due to the reaction in the first-stage reactor 10 2, and then is cooled by the heat exchanger 10 3.
- the second stage reactor 10 2 is supplied, and the reaction proceeds in the second stage reactor 1 0 2. Thereafter, the raw material is supplied to the third and subsequent reactors through a heat exchanger, although not shown.
- Patent Document 1 divides a catalyst layer in a fixed bed flow-type adiabatic reactor into a plurality of layers, and provides a quench zone for cooling the raw material between the layers, and a raw material as a quench fluid in the quench zone.
- a method has been proposed in which the reactor is supplied in liquid form and the reactor is cooled.
- the reactor is supplied in liquid form and the reactor is cooled.
- an exothermic reaction proceeds in the upstream catalyst layer, and the temperature of the raw material rises.
- the raw material is cooled by the quench fluid in the quench zone, and then flows to the downstream catalyst layer.
- the flow rate of the Taenti fluid is adjusted so that the temperature of the raw material is measured in the lower part of the quench zone after the Taenti fluid is supplied, and the temperature of this part falls within the temperature range suitable for the main reaction.
- This equipment consists of a single reactor and does not require a heat exchanger, so costs can be reduced.
- an inert component is used as the Taenti fluid, it is necessary to purify and separate the inert component, but since the raw materials are used, when such an operation becomes unnecessary, there is a need for the benefits. is there.
- the supply amount of quench fluid is adjusted based on the temperature on the inlet side of the downstream catalyst layer, and the internal temperature of the reactor is controlled. Therefore, it is difficult to keep the temperature on the inlet side constant, and the temperature change on the inlet side cannot be avoided due to factors such as the temperature change of the raw material.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2 0 0 4-2 9 8 7 6 8 (paragraphs 0 0 1 4, 0 0 2 0, 0 0 2 1) Disclosure of the Invention
- the present invention has been made under such circumstances.
- the purpose of the present invention is to supply raw materials to an adiabatic reactor and produce the target product by an equilibrium reaction with exotherm in the reactor.
- the purpose is to provide a technology to improve the controllability of the temperature in the reactor to suppress the production of by-products due to temperature rise and the reduction in yield due to temperature drop.
- the temperature control method inside the reactor of the present invention is as follows.
- the quench fluid is obtained except for a part of the reaction product obtained in the reaction region downstream of the quench fluid supply region and the adiabatic reactor. And at least one of the same compounds as the object.
- the Taenti fluid may contain a part of the reaction product after cooling the reaction product obtained in the final reaction zone.
- each of the plurality of reaction regions is constituted by a catalyst layer.
- the divided reaction regions are preferably three.
- the cooling step is preferably performed by adjusting at least one of the supply amount, composition, and temperature of the Taenti fluid.
- the equilibrium reaction with exotherm may be a reaction that uses methanol as a raw material to obtain a reaction product composed of water and the target dimethyl ether.
- the Taenti fluid includes any one of dimethyl ether, a mixed fluid of dimethyl ether and water.
- the reaction apparatus of the present invention comprises:
- One or two or more adiabatic reactors each of which is divided into a plurality of reaction zones and assigned with a plurality of divided reaction zones;
- a fluid containing a part of the reaction product obtained in the reaction zone downstream from the quench zone and at least one of the same compounds as the target product other than the adiabatic reactor is used as a quench fluid.
- the reactor is
- a cooling means is provided to cool the reaction product obtained in the final stage reaction zone,
- the Taenti fluid is preferably a fluid containing a part of the reaction product after being cooled by the cooling means.
- each of the plurality of reaction regions is constituted by a catalyst layer.
- the divided reaction regions are preferably three.
- reaction apparatus of the present invention preferably includes a control unit that adjusts at least one of the supply amount, composition, and temperature of the quench fluid and supplies the taenti fluid to the quench zone. .
- the equilibrium reaction with exotherm may be a reaction that uses methanol as a raw material to obtain a reaction product composed of water and the target dimethyl ether.
- the Taenti fluid includes any one of dimethyl ether, a mixed fluid of dimethyl ether and water.
- the method for producing dimethyl ether of the present invention comprises:
- the Taenti fluid includes at least one of dimethyl ether and water obtained in a reaction region downstream of the Taenchi fluid supply region, and dimethyl ether obtained outside the adiabatic reactor. It is characterized by.
- the cooling step is preferably performed by adjusting at least one of the supply amount, composition, and temperature of the quench fluid.
- the quench fluid is preferably obtained in the final reaction zone and contains either dimethyl ether or water after cooling.
- each of the plurality of reaction regions is constituted by a catalyst layer.
- the divided reaction regions are preferably three.
- the quench fluid is preferably a part of dimethyl ether after removing water and unreacted methanol which are by-products mixed in dimethyl ether.
- the reaction region is divided into a plurality of regions, and the divided reaction regions are assigned to one or two or more adiabatic reactors, and the raw materials are supplied into the adiabatic reactors to generate heat.
- a mixture comprising the reaction product containing the target product obtained by supplying the raw material to the first stage reaction zone, and the unreacted raw material
- the reaction product containing the target product is obtained by sequentially supplying the reaction region from the first stage to the reaction region on the downstream side, and is obtained at the downstream side of the reaction region at least at one power point between the reaction regions.
- a part of the reaction product and the object obtained outside the adiabatic reactor are supplied with at least one of the same compounds as a quench fluid to cool the mixture. For this reason, the amount of reaction products in the mixture increases, the equilibrium is biased toward the raw material side, and the reaction progresses gently. Therefore, there is little change in the reaction rate due to temperature change at the inlet side of the reaction zone. As a result, the temperature in the reactor Controllability is improved, and by-product generation due to temperature rise and yield reduction due to temperature drop can be easily suppressed.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic configuration diagram showing an example of a reaction apparatus for carrying out the production method of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing an example of a temperature change of the raw material in the reactor in the above reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the above reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 7 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the above reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 8 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 9 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 10 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the above reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 11 is a longitudinal sectional view showing another example of the reaction apparatus.
- FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing an apparatus used in a comparative example in the example of the present invention.
- FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram showing an apparatus used in a comparative example in the example of the present invention.
- FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram showing a conventional apparatus used for the synthesis reaction.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram showing a conventional apparatus used for the synthesis reaction.
- FIG. 1 shows an overview of the entire production blunt including the reactor 2 for producing the target product.
- Reactor 2 Is equipped with a vertical reactor 20 which is, for example, a fixed bed flow-type adiabatic reactor.
- a raw material gas supply pipe 20 a which is a means for supplying the raw material is connected to the top of the reactor 20, and heat exchange is performed on the other end side of the raw material gas supply pipe 20 a.
- a raw material storage source 4 in which a liquid raw material is stored is connected via a vessel 2a and an evaporator 2b.
- the evaporator 2b is for vaporizing a liquid raw material to obtain a raw material gas.
- One end of the product gas outflow pipe 20 b is connected to the bottom of the reactor 20, and the heat exchanger 2 a is connected to the product gas outflow pipe 20 b.
- the raw material is heated between the raw material in the raw material gas supply pipe 20a and the mixture of the reaction product and raw material in the generated gas outflow pipe 20b, The mixture is cooled so that heat exchange takes place.
- the other end side of the product gas outflow pipe 20 b is connected to a side wall of a first distillation column 30 described later.
- a reaction region necessary for obtaining a desired reaction yield for example, a catalyst layer 22 is divided into an upstream side and a downstream side, and the upstream reaction region is
- the first catalyst layer 2 2a is formed as a first reaction region
- the downstream reaction region is formed by the second catalyst layer 2 2b as a second reaction region.
- These catalyst layers 2 2 (2 2 a, 2 2 b) are supported by a support 23 having a large number of gas supply holes (not shown).
- a quench fluid supply pipe 24 which is a means for supplying a part of the reaction product as a quench fluid to the quench zone, is connected to the side surface of the reactor 20 in the quench zone Q.
- the quench fluid supply pipe 2 4 uniformly distributes and supplies the quench fluid at a portion close to the first catalyst layer 2 2 a above the Taenti zone Q in the reactor 20.
- a temperature detector 29 is provided on the side surface of the reactor 20, and one end side thereof protrudes into the reactor 20, and the temperature of the mixture cooled in the Taenti zone Q is set, for example, as the second catalyst layer 2. It is configured to detect near the upper side of 2b.
- a controller 3 is connected to the temperature detector 29, and the controller 3 detects the temperature of the raw material gas by a flow rate adjusting valve 27 described later based on the temperature detected by the temperature detector 29. Is configured to control the flow rate of the quench fluid so that the temperature range is suitable for the reaction.
- equipment for taking out the target reaction product from the mixture obtained from the reactor 20 and supplying a part of it as a quench fluid to the reactor 20 is provided.
- 1 includes equipment including two distillation columns 30 and 40 for obtaining dimethyl ether as a target product.
- the first distillation column 30 is for separating and purifying a target product from a mixture comprising unreacted raw materials and reaction products, and a target product take-out pipe 3 1 which is a cooling means at the top of the column. And one end of the discharge pipe 32 is connected to the lower end.
- the target discharged from the target take-out pipe 3 1 is taken out of the system as a product, but a part of it is branched from this target take-out pipe 31 and the above-mentioned quench fluid supply pipe 2 4 It is configured to be returned to the quench zone Q described above.
- a flow rate adjusting valve 2 7 is interposed in the quench fluid supply pipe 2 4.
- the other end of the above-described discharge pipe 32 is connected to the side wall of the second distillation column 40.
- This second distillation column 40 is for separating and purifying unreacted raw material from the mixture from which the target product has been removed in the first distillation column 30 described above, and at the top of the column is a raw material discharge pipe 4 One end of 1 is connected, and a discharge pipe 4 2 is connected to the lower end.
- the other end of the raw material discharge pipe 4 1 is the upstream side of the previously described evaporator 2 b.
- the raw material gas supply pipe 20a is connected to the unreacted raw material for reuse.
- the discharge pipe 42 is for discarding by-products and impurities remaining after the target product and unreacted raw materials are removed from the mixture, and these are discharged outside the system.
- the liquid raw material composed of one substance or a plurality of substances is vaporized in the evaporator 2 b provided in the preceding stage, and unreacted raw material taken out from the reactor 20 in the heat exchanger 2 a. And a mixture of the reaction product and heat exchange is performed, and the mixture is heated to a temperature T1.
- the raw material gas is supplied to the reactor 20 through the raw material gas supply pipe 20a, and flows through the reactor 20 from the top to the bottom. Then, a reaction product containing the target product is produced in the first catalyst layer 2 2 a by the equilibrium reaction of the following formula (1), and a mixture containing this reaction product and the unreacted raw material gas. It becomes a gas.
- Source gas reaction product (target product (+ by-product)) + reaction heat ⁇ (1)
- the reaction heat generated at this time raises the temperature of the gas in the mixture to a temperature T2.
- This Taenchi fluid is a fluid consisting of a part of the reaction product obtained in the reactor 2, and is supplied in liquid or gaseous form.
- dimethyl ether which is a gas is used as the Taenti fluid.
- the gas of the mixture thus cooled is supplied to the second catalyst layer 2 2 b and reacts gently by the same reaction in the second catalyst layer 2 2 b.
- a product is produced.
- the mixture of the reaction product and the unreacted raw material rises to a temperature T 4 due to the reaction heat generated by the reaction in the second catalyst layer 22 b.
- the mixture is taken out from the reactor 20 through the product gas outlet pipe 20 b, and heat exchange is performed with the raw material in the heat exchanger 2 a.
- the dimethyl ether separated and purified from the mixture is taken out from the target take-out pipe 31 and dissipates heat to the pipe wall of the target take-out pipe 31 and becomes the temperature T 2 or less, and part of it is a quench fluid. It is returned to the reactor 20 through the supply pipe 24 as a quench fluid.
- the remaining dimethyl ether is taken out of the system as a product. [0 0 3 3]
- the mixture from which dimethyl ether has been removed is discharged from the lower side of the first distillation column 30 and supplied to the second distillation column 40, and is an unreacted raw material in the second distillation column 40. Methanol is separated and purified. As described above, the unreacted raw material is returned to the raw material gas supply pipe 20 a and supplied again to the reactor 20 together with the raw material supplied from the raw material storage source 4. In addition, waste, which is a by-product from which the target product and unreacted raw materials have been removed, in this example, water is discharged out of the system.
- the temperature T 3 at the inlet of the catalyst layer 2 2 b is detected by the temperature detection unit 29, and the supply flow rate of the quench fluid is controlled via the control unit 3 and the flow rate adjusting valve 2 7 according to the detected temperature value. Therefore, although the inlet temperature T 3 of the catalyst layer 2 2 b is stabilized, it is inevitable that the inlet temperature T 3 fluctuates within a certain fluctuation range. However, in the present invention, since the reaction product is used as the quench fluid, as described above, the equilibrium reaction is biased toward the raw material side, and the reaction in which the target product is generated is suppressed. The influence of the inlet temperature T 1 of the catalyst layer 2 2 a on the outlet temperature T 4 of b is reduced.
- the first reaction zone for reacting the raw materials when the raw materials are supplied into the adiabatic reactor 20 and the target product is produced by the equilibrium reaction with heat generation.
- a quench zone Q is provided between the first reaction zone and the second reaction zone, and a part of the reaction product taken out from the second reaction zone is cooled to the quench zone Q and supplied as a quench fluid.
- the mixture consisting of is cooled.
- the quench fluid may be a gas or a liquid.
- a gaseous quench fluid the latent heat of vaporization cannot be used, so it is necessary to increase the amount of supply compared to the case of using liquid, but the amount of reaction products in the reactor 20 increases. The effect of suppressing the reaction rate is great.
- a liquid quench fluid the temperature of the mixture can be lowered with a smaller supply amount than when gas is used.
- the reaction product may be supplied as a Taenti fluid without cooling. Even in such a case, the reaction rate can be suppressed because the amount of reaction products in the reactor 20 increases.
- Fig. 3 shows three catalyst layers (2 2 a, 2 2 b, 2 2 c), and Fig. 4 shows five catalyst layers (2 2 a, 2 2 b, 2 2 c, 2 2 d, 2 2 e ) Is shown.
- Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 shows five catalyst layers (2 2 a, 2 2 b, 2 2 c, 2 2 d, 2 2 e ) Is shown.
- the temperature of the mixture is detected by the temperature detector 2 9 and the flow rate of the quench fluid supplied from the spray 2 4 a Is adjusted.
- the reaction proceeds in a state where the reaction rate is suppressed by the quench fluid as in the above example. In this way, by making the catalyst layer 2 2 into a plurality of layers, the same effect as the above example can be obtained. [0 0 3 8]
- a reactor 20 provided with one catalyst layer 22 In addition to the case where a plurality of catalyst layers 22 are provided in one reactor 20, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, for example, a reactor 20 provided with one catalyst layer 22. Multiple units may be connected. Fig. 5 and Fig. 6 show examples in which three and five such reactors 20 are connected, respectively, and the product gas outlet pipe 20b connecting the reactors 20 has a quench Fluid supply pipe 24 is connected. Further, in addition to such a reactor 20, for example, as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a plurality of reactors 20 provided with at least one catalyst layer 22 may be connected in combination. . Fig. 7 shows an example in which a reactor 20 provided with one catalyst layer 22 and a reactor 20 provided with two catalyst layers (22a, 22b) are connected in series. Yes.
- Figure 8 shows a reactor 20 with two catalyst layers (2 2 a, 2 2 b) and a reactor 2 with three catalyst layers (2 2 a, 2 2 b, 2 2 c) An example in which 0 is connected in series is shown. Similarly, between these catalyst layers 22, the Taenti fluid is also supplied in the quench zone Q. Even in such a configuration, the same effect as the above example can be obtained.
- a quench zone Q between the catalyst layers 2 2 and 2 2.
- the number of quench zones Q may be reduced.
- Fig. 9 shows an example in which the quench zone Q between the second catalyst layer 2 2 b and the third catalyst layer 2 2 c from the upstream side is omitted in the reactor 20 shown in Fig. 4 described above. Is shown. The same effect can be obtained even in such a reactor 20.
- the object in the system is used as the quench fluid, but the same compound as the object outside the system can be used as the quench fluid.
- a plurality of reaction apparatuses 2 may be provided, and the Taenchi fluid may be supplied from one reaction apparatus 2 to the other reaction apparatus 2.
- the target object take-out pipe 3 1 of one reactor 2 Further, the quench fluid supply pipe 24 of the other reactor 2 is connected. 3 to 10 described above, the same components as those in FIG. 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals. Unreacted raw materials may be mixed in the target object, which is a Taenchi fluid.
- the reaction product may be used as a Taenti fluid.
- a reaction product (by-product) other than the target substance is generated from the raw material (in addition to the target substance, a substance generated on the right side of the formula (1))
- the reaction product may be used as a Taenti fluid.
- water may be used as the Taenti fluid.
- the entire amount of the object is taken out from the object take-out pipe 31, and a part of the waste is returned to the quench zone Q as a Taenchi fluid.
- the reaction is suppressed by increasing the reaction product on the right side of the equations (1) and (2) in the same manner as in the above example.
- the fluctuation of the temperature of the mixture at the outlet is reduced.
- the same components as those in Fig. 1 are given the same reference numerals.
- the target product may be used as a quench fluid together with this by-product.
- dimethyl ether and water may be used as the quench fluid.
- dimethyl ether from outside the system may be used as a Taenti fluid.
- this quench fluid may contain unreacted raw materials.
- one end of a branch pipe (both not shown) provided with a valve is connected to the raw material discharge pipe 41, and the other end of this branch pipe is connected to the quench fluid supply pipe. 2 Connect to 4 and adjust the opening of this valve to actively unreacted raw materials It may be used as a part of the fluid.
- the control unit 3 controls the flow rate of the Taenti fluid to stabilize the inlet temperature T3 of the reactor 20.
- the control unit For example, by adjusting the opening degree of the aforementioned branch pipe valve and flow rate adjustment valve 27 through 3, the reaction product contained in the quench fluid and the ratio of compounds outside the same system as the target product, that is, the Taenti fluid
- the inlet temperature T 3 may be stabilized by adjusting the composition.
- a cooling mechanism (not shown) is provided in the quench fluid supply pipe 24, the flow rate of the quench fluid is kept constant, and the temperature of the quench fluid is adjusted via the control unit 3.
- the temperature T3 may be stabilized.
- the inlet temperature T 3 of the reactor 20 is stabilized by adjusting the flow rate of the Taench fluid, the composition of the Quench fluid, and the temperature of the Taench fluid in combination through the control unit 3. You may do it.
- the temperature control method and the reaction apparatus for the target product of the present invention when producing the target product by an equilibrium reaction with exotherm, for example, synthesis reaction of dimethyl ether by dehydration from methanol in the examples described later, It may also be applied to ammonia synthesis reaction from hydrogen and nitrogen. In addition to the synthesis reaction, the reaction may be applied to an equilibrium reaction with exotherm such as an oxidation reaction, a hydrogenation reaction, or other reactions, or to these reactions in a liquid phase.
- exotherm for example, synthesis reaction of dimethyl ether by dehydration from methanol in the examples described later
- standard conditions are set in each of the following experiments. These standard conditions are based on the methanol conversion at the final catalyst layer outlet and the temperature at the outlet of each catalyst layer. This is a condition in which the degree is set to be equal in each standard condition.
- thermometers are installed at the inlet of the reactor 20 and the inlets and outlets of the catalyst layers 22a and 22b, respectively. Provided.
- each flow rate F1-F3 represents the mass flow rate of each fluid.
- the experimental conditions were determined as follows so that the methanol conversion and temperature at the outlet of the reactor 20 were 75% and 340, respectively, and these conditions were used as standard conditions.
- the temperature of the raw material at the inlet of the reactor 20 was changed up and down by 1 from the above standard conditions, and the other conditions were the same as the standard conditions.
- the temperature at the outlet of the reactor 20 (temperature at the outlet side of the second catalyst layer 22b) and the methanol conversion rate at the outlet of the reactor 20 were compared under each condition.
- the flow rate of the dimethyl ether flow rate F 2 as the quench fluid and the flow rate of the methanol flow rate F 3 as the unreacted raw material returned from the raw material discharge pipe 41 were the same as the standard conditions.
- the temperature in the reactor 20 also changed according to the change in the temperature at the inlet of the reactor 20 (temperature on the inlet side of the first catalyst layer 2 2a). It was also found that the change in the temperature at the outlet of the reactor 20 was larger than the change in the temperature at the inlet of the reactor 20.
- the conversion rate increased as the temperature in the reactor 20 increased, and the conversion rate decreased as the temperature in the reactor 20 decreased.
- Comparative Example 1-1 an experiment was conducted by connecting a distillation column 30 40 to an apparatus in which a heat exchanger 103 was interposed between the plurality of reactors 1 02 1 0 2 in FIG. 15 described above. went.
- This device is shown in Fig. 12.
- the parts having the same configuration as in FIG. Also in this apparatus, the temperatures of the raw materials at the inlet and outlet of the upstream reactor (first reactor) 10 2 and the downstream reactor (second reactor) 10 2 were measured.
- the raw material gas after being vaporized in the evaporator 2 b is supplied to the supply path 2.
- a mixture of the raw material gas and the raw material and reaction product that have become high temperature due to the reaction in the upstream reactor 1 0 2 It was configured to perform heat exchange between and (to cool the mixture).
- the raw material gas after the heat exchange (heated) in the heat exchanger 10 3 was returned to the raw material gas supply pipe 20a on the front side of the upstream reactor 10 2.
- the flow of raw materials and reaction products other than the fluid supplied to the heat exchanger 103 was the same as that of the reactor 2 shown in FIG.
- Example 2 the following conditions were determined so that the methanol conversion rate and the raw material temperature at the outlet of the downstream reactor 102 were 75% and 340, respectively.
- This condition was set as a standard condition.
- the temperature of the raw material at the inlet of the upstream reactor 102 was changed 1 t up and down from the standard conditions, and the other conditions were the same as the standard conditions.
- the temperature at the outlet of the downstream reactor 102 was measured, and the conversion rate was compared.
- the amount of methanol returned from the raw material discharge pipe 41 was the same as the standard flow rate.
- the heat exchange amount (heat transfer amount) between the quench fluid and the mixture in the heat exchanger 103 is assumed not to change even if the temperature at the inlet of the upstream reactor 102 is changed.
- Example 1 As a result, as in Example 1, the temperature and conversion rate of each part changed according to the temperature change on the upstream side, but the amount of change was larger than the amount of change in Example 1. . Therefore, in Example 1, the reaction was suppressed by using dimethyl ether, which is a reaction product, as the quench fluid, and the controllability of the temperature and conversion rate inside the reactor 20 was improved. I understand.
- FIG. 13 an apparatus having the same configuration as the apparatus described in Patent Document 1 described above.
- This apparatus is generally provided with a reactor 300 having substantially the same configuration as the reactor 20 shown in FIG. 1, but a liquid raw material is supplied as a Taenchi fluid from the raw material quench supply passage 20 0. It is configured to In FIG. 13 as well, parts having the same configuration as in FIG.
- the following conditions were determined so that the methanol conversion rate and the raw material temperature at the outlet side of the reactor 300 would be 75% and 34 ° C, respectively.
- the experiment was conducted by changing the temperature on the inlet side of the reactor 300 up and down by 1 ° C in the same manner with this condition as the standard condition.
- the unreacted methanol flow rate and the quench fluid flow rate returned from the raw material discharge pipe 41 were constant.
- F 1 is the methanol supply
- F 2 is the supply amount of quench methanol
- F 3 is the methanol flow rate for recycling.
- Reactor 30 0 inlet temperature: 2 7 9 ° C
- Reactor 30 0 inlet pressure: 1.5 5 MPa (gauge pressure) Ratio of Taenti to raw material flow rate (F 2 Z (F 1 + F 3)): 0
- Quenchy methanol conditions 1.6 MPa (gauge pressure), liquid at boiling point
- the conditions were determined as follows so that the methanol conversion rate and temperature at the outlet of the reactor 20 were 75% and 340, respectively.
- the temperature of the raw material at the inlet of the reactor 20 was changed one by one up and down, and the other conditions were the same as the standard conditions.
- the temperature at the inlet and the temperature at the outlet of each catalyst layer 22 of the reactor 20 were measured under the respective conditions, and the methanol conversion rate at the outlet of the reactor 20 was compared.
- the flow rate of the dimethyl ether flow rate F 2 as the quench fluid and the flow rate of the methanol flow rate F 3 as the unreacted raw material returned from the raw material discharge pipe 41 were the same as the standard conditions.
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