Ester Manufacturing Processes - Process Design Practice - Lecture Slides, Slides of Process Engineering

Some topics for Process Design Practice course are Mass integration, Advanced column design, Physical property prediction, Process risk assessment and Integration of design and control. This lecture includes: Ester Manufacturing Processes, Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Flowsheet Development, Esters, Equilibrium Limited, Vapor Phase Association, Reaction Section, Separation Section, Liquid Phase

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Background

of

Ester

Manufacturing

Processes

Overview

Chemistry

Thermodynamics

Flowsheet

Development

Chemistry

Equilibrium

Limited

Catalysts

Typically acid catalyzed - Homogeneous (sulfuric acid) - Heterogenous (amberlyst resins) Ester Keq (@ 363 K) Equimolar Equilibrium Conversion Methyl Acetate

80% Ethyl Acetate

65% Isopropyl Acetate

75% Butyl Acetate

77% Pentyl Acetate

56%

Thermodynamics

Nonideal

liquids

This is a chemical system rather than a hydrocarbon or petrochemical one

Significant

liquid

phase

noidealities

can

exist

Azeotropes

Liquid

Liquid Behavior Sat i i i i i P x P y

 

Thermodynamics

Vapor

Phase

Association

H R C OO H O C R O     H O C R O         H R C OO H O C R O

Thermodynamics

Vapor

Phase

Association

In the vapor phase carboxylic acids can form weakly bound dimers

trimers

This has an impact on vapor phase density, fugacity, and enthalpy Sat i i i i i P x P y

 

Flowsheet

Development

Chemistry

Issues

Equlibrium limited

Solid or homogenous catalyst

Thermodynamic

Issues

Azeotropes

Liquid

Liquid Equilibria

Flowsheet

Development

Reaction Section  CSTR(s)  PFR  Feed ratios (which RM is easier to recover?)  Catalyst introduction & recovery Reaction Separation Raw Materials Recycles Products Wastes Separation Section  How can raw materials be recovered?  Can LLE be exploited? (extractors/decanters/reflux decanters)  What sequence should the separation be done?