We have chlorination of propylene plant to produce Allyl chloride.
We are facing following problems.
1)Due to high temperature (485 degree centigrade) of reactor we get maximum soot formation(Byproduct) which cock column and heat exchange,What is best way to avoid it?
2)What is new process to produce Allyl chloride?
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Chlorination Of Propylene
Started by kantilal, Jun 02 2011 09:40 PM
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Posted 02 June 2011 - 09:40 PM
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Posted 03 June 2011 - 05:56 AM
High temperature and bad mixing both cause soot formation.
Reducing reaction temperature reduces soot, but increases di-chloro byproducts.
If you are making ECH from Allyl chloride, SOLVAY has the Epicerol process for ECH
Reducing reaction temperature reduces soot, but increases di-chloro byproducts.
If you are making ECH from Allyl chloride, SOLVAY has the Epicerol process for ECH
We have chlorination of propylene plant to produce Allyl chloride.
We are facing following problems.
1)Due to high temperature (485 degree centigrade) of reactor we get maximum soot formation(Byproduct) which cock column and heat exchange,What is best way to avoid it?
2)What is new process to produce Allyl chloride?
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