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7/28/2019 CHE Plant Design I Example http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/che-plant-design-i-example 1/7 Example Benzene, Toluene and Xylenes are important upstream products widely used in petrochemical industry. They can be produced from naphtha by catalytic reforming reaction. ' Reaction products from reforming reactor are separated and purified to produce high quality grade Benzene, Toluene and Xylenes. During production process, contaminated product stream (product stream with several compounds mixed together) is also produced as a byproduct. A sample composition of the byproduct stream is shown in Table 1. This byproduct stream can be converted to valuable products by additional processes such as hydrodealkylation, isomerization and dismutation processes. . Table 1 Composition of Byproduct Stream v,tto/o Benzene 6 Toluene 47 Ethylbenzene 11 m-Xylene* 34 o-Xylene Balance Hydrodealkylation of Toluene, Ethylbenzene and Xylene can be operated with or without catalyst. Operating conditions of the reactor depend on the operating mode selected. Our research laboratory conducted several experiments using special type of catalyst and concluded that the reactions proceed as follow CaHs-CHt + Hz - CaHa + CHd, (l) CaCs-CzHs + Hz - CaHa + CzHa (2) CaHs-(CHz)z + 2Hz - 2CoHa + 2CHt, (3) 2CaHe ' CeHs-CaHs + Hz (4) Reaction (4) is the only side reaction occured. Each reaction proceeds at different rate and gives different conversion at reactor outlet. Using data available from our experiments it is estimated that conversion of reactions (2) to (4) are as follow xz = 1 - 0.381rr x3 = 0.746 xr x4 = 0.012 (xr + xz) Where xt, x2, J[3 and x4 ara conversions of Toluene, Ethylbenzene, Xylenes and Benzene, respectively. Conversions of reactions (1) to (3) are estimated at the reactor inlet concentration of each reactant but conversion of reaction (4) is estimated at the reactor outlet concentration.

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Benzene, Toluene and Xylenes are important upstream products widely used inpetrochemical industry. They can be produced from naphtha by catalytic reforming reaction. '

Reaction products from reforming reactor are separated and purified to produce high qualitygrade Benzene, Toluene and Xylenes. During production process, contaminated product

stream (product stream with several compounds mixed together) is also produced as a

byproduct. A sample composition of the byproduct stream is shown in Table 1. Thisbyproduct stream can be converted to valuable products by additional processes such as

hydrodealkylation, isomerization and dismutation processes.

. Table 1

Composition of Byproduct Stream

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Benzene 6Toluene 47

Ethylbenzene 11

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o-Xylene Balance

Hydrodealkylation of Toluene, Ethylbenzene and Xylene can be operated with or withoutcatalyst. Operating conditions of the reactor depend on the operating mode selected. Ourresearch laboratory conducted several experiments using special type of catalyst and

concluded that the reactions proceed as follow

CaHs-CHt + Hz - CaHa + CHd, (l)CaCs-CzHs + Hz - CaHa + CzHa (2)

CaHs-(CHz)z + 2Hz - 2CoHa + 2CHt, (3)

2CaHe ' CeHs-CaHs + Hz (4)

Reaction (4) is the only side reaction occured. Each reaction proceeds at different rate andgives different conversion at reactor outlet. Using data available from our experiments it is

estimated that conversion of reactions (2) to (4) are as follow

xz = 1 - 0.381rr

x3 = 0.746 xr

x4 = 0.012 (xr + xz)

Where xt, x2, J[3 and x4 ara conversions of Toluene, Ethylbenzene, Xylenes and Benzene,

respectively. Conversions of reactions (1) to (3) are estimated at the reactor inletconcentration of each reactant but conversion of reaction (4) is estimated at the reactor outletconcentration.

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High purity grade product and byproduct are to be produced from_.this process. Hydrogenfeedstream is not a pure hydrogen gas and it contains approximately 5.8 wtTo of methane. Anexcess amount of hydrogen is required at the reactor inlet and at the process inlet.

The company plans to design a catalytic hydrodealkylation process for the production ofBenzene at Toluene conversion (x1) of 0.8. High purity Toluene or mixed Xylene can also

produced as byproducts if desired. Product stream has a capacity of 350,000 tonnes per year

ofBenzene.

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