EP2054359A2 - Process for removal of oxygenates from a paraffin stream - Google Patents
Process for removal of oxygenates from a paraffin streamInfo
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- EP2054359A2 EP2054359A2 EP06788189A EP06788189A EP2054359A2 EP 2054359 A2 EP2054359 A2 EP 2054359A2 EP 06788189 A EP06788189 A EP 06788189A EP 06788189 A EP06788189 A EP 06788189A EP 2054359 A2 EP2054359 A2 EP 2054359A2
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Definitions
- This invention relates to a process for removing oxygenates from paraffins or paraffin and olefin mixture.
- This invention is in particular useful in removal of oxygenates from C ⁇ o to Cj5 paraffins or a mixture of paraffins and olefins prior to use of these paraffins or olefins or mixtures thereof in further processes or reactions.
- paraffins or olefins or mixtures thereof there are a number of industrial applications for paraffins or olefins or mixtures thereof in the C ⁇ Q to C ⁇ range. Among these uses are as a precursor to linear alkylbenzene benzene (LAB) which is used to produce linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS), the workhorse surfactant of the detergent industry. These paraffins or olefins or mixtures thereof can also be used as precursors to be upgraded to higher value fuels. As concerns over pollution caused by traditional fossil fuels increase and as sources of crude oil decrease, there has been increased interest in other sources of energy. One promising source of energy is the synthetic production of fuels, lubricants and other products from natural gas or coal.
- the gas to fuels process is often referred to as gas-to-liquids or GTL and is often made by the Fischer-Tropsch process. See for example, US 4,973,453, which is incorporated by reference herein.
- the linear paraffins and olefins in the C JQ to C 15 range are of particular value in connection with these processes.
- the synthetic production of hydrocarbons by the catalytic reaction of synthesis gas is well known and is generally referred to as the Fischer-Tropsch reaction.
- the Fischer- Tropsch process was developed in early part of the 20 th century in Germany. It was practiced commercially in Germany during World War II and later has been practiced in South Africa.
- Synthesis gas (primarily hydrogen and carbon monoxide) is produced from coal or natural gas (methane). Then the synthesis gas is converted to liquid hydrocarbons.
- the Fischer- Tropsch reaction for converting synthesis gas has been characterized in some instances by the following general reaction:
- the hydrocarbon products derived from the Fischer-Tropsch reaction range from some methane to high molecular weight paraffinic waxes containing more than 50 carbon atoms.
- Numerous catalysts incorporating active metals, such as iron, cobalt, ruthenium, rhenium, etc. have been used in carrying out the reaction and both saturated and unsaturated hydrocarbons can be produced.
- the synthesis reaction is very exothermic and temperature sensitive whereby temperature control is required to maintain a desired hydrocarbon product selectivity.
- the synthesis gas used in the Fischer-Tropsch reaction may be made from natural gas, gasified coal and other sources.
- a number of basic methods have been employed for producing the synthesis gas ("syngas") utilized as feedstock in the Fischer-Tropsch reaction.
- the numerous methodologies and systems that have been used to prepare synthesis gas include partial oxidation, steam reforming, auto-reforming or autothermal reforming. Both fixed and fluid bed systems have been employed.
- the reforming reactions are endothermic and a catalyst containing nickel is often utilized. Partial oxidation (non-catalytic or catalytic) involves sub-stoichiometric combustion of light hydrocarbons such as methane to produce the synthesis gas.
- the partial oxidation reaction is typically carried out commercially using high purity oxygen. [0009] In some situations these synthesis gas production methods may be combined to form another method.
- a combination of partial oxidation and steam reforming, known as autothermal reforming, wherein air may be used as the oxygen-containing gas for the partial oxidation reaction has also been used for producing synthesis gas heretofore.
- Autothermal reforming the combination of partial oxidation and steam reforming, allows the exothermic heat of the partial oxidation to supply the necessary heat for the endothermic steam reforming reaction.
- the autothermal reforming process can be carried out in a relatively inexpensive refractory lined carbon steel vessel whereby a relatively lower cost is typically involved.
- the Fischer-Tropsch process to produce paraffins and paraffin/olefin mixtures also produces a wide variety of oxygenates. These oxygenates, which include aldehydes, acids, ketones and alcohols, are detrimental in a variety of applications of these paraffins or olefins or mixtures thereof.
- the catalysts used to further process the paraffins and paraffin/olefin mixture to their desired end product are poisoned by oxygenates.
- the oxygenate content needs to be reduced from amounts on the order of 200 to 400 parts per million in an untreated paraffin/and (or) olefins stream, down to as low as 1 part per million or lower in order for the paraffins or olefins or mixtures thereof to be processed without poisoning the adsorbent/catalyst or otherwise being detrimental in the processing of these paraffins or olefins or mixtures thereof.
- hydrocarbons with 3 to 8 carbon atoms were treated by removal of oxygenated contaminants by an adsorbent comprising silica gel.
- the present invention comprises a process for removal of oxygenates from a stream comprising 50 to 99.99 wt-% paraffins and 0 to 50 wt-% olefins comprising passing a feed stream, comprising one or more C ⁇ Q to C 15 feed paraffins and olefins mixture and one or more oxygenates through an adsorbent bed to remove essentially all of the oxygenates; and recovering the paraffins and the olefins, when present.
- the level of oxygenates is below the level that is detectable with standard laboratory procedures, such as gas chromatography.
- a second adsorbent bed comprising a molecular sieve in order to insure completion of removal of the oxygenate impurities.
- a 5 A polishing bed is used to complete their removal from the paraffin-rich stream.
- This invention is particularly useful in purifying the feed streams for certain reactions. Trace amounts of oxygenates can have detrimental effects upon an adsorbent/catalyst.
- processes that are improved by the removal of oxygenates in accordance with the present invention are the dehydrogenation of normal paraffins to olefins and processes for separating normal paraffins from branched and cyclic hydrocarbons.
- one embodiment of the present invention comprises a process for dehydrogenation of normal paraffins to olefins comprising first passing a paraffin stream comprising CJQ to C ⁇ paraffins through at least one adsorbent bed comprising one or more adsorbents selected from the group consisting of silica gel, activated alumina and alkaline or alkaline earth cation exchange X-zeolite wherein the adsorbents remove essentially all oxygenates from the paraffin stream by adsorption , and then passing the paraffin stream to a reactor containing a dehydrogenation catalyst to convert at least a portion of the paraffin stream to olefins.
- Another embodiment of the present invention comprises a process comprising first passing a paraffin stream comprising C ⁇ Q to C 15 paraffins through at least one adsorbent bed comprising one or more adsorbents selected from the group consisting of silica gel, activated alumina and alkaline or alkaline earth cation exchange X-zeolite wherein the adsorbents remove essentially all oxygenates from the paraffin stream by adsorption, and then passing the paraffin stream to an adsorbent bed comprising a molecular sieve to separate n- paraffins from the paraffin stream.
- Another embodiment of the present invention comprises a process comprising of first passing the stream comprising 50 to 99.99% C ⁇ Q to C ⁇ paraffins and 0 to 50% olefins through at least one adsorbent bed comprising one or more adsorbents selected from the group consisting of silica gel, activated alumina and alkaline or alkaline earth cation exchange X-zeolite wherein the adsorbents remove essentially all oxygenates from the stream by adsorption , and then combining the stream with benzene and passing the resulting alkylation stream to a reactor containing a alkylation catalyst to convert at least a portion of the olefins to alkylated benzene.
- adsorbent bed comprising one or more adsorbents selected from the group consisting of silica gel, activated alumina and alkaline or alkaline earth cation exchange X-zeolite wherein the adsorbents remove essentially all oxygenates from
- FIG. 1 shows a feed breakthrough in alumina adsorbent of 1000 ppm each of 2-undecanone, 2-undecanol, decyl alcohol, lauric acid, and 2-dodecanol.
- FIG. 2 shows a feed breakthrough in a silica gel adsorbent of 1000 ppm each of 2-undecanone, 2-undecanol, decyl alcohol, lauric acid, and 2-dodecanol.
- FIG. 3 shows a feed breakthrough in a different silica gel adsorbent of 1000 ppm each of 2-undecanone, 2-undecanol, decyl alcohol, lauric acid, and 2-dodecanol.
- FIG. 4 shows a feed breakthrough of a 13X adsorbent of 1000 ppm each of 2-undecanone, 2-undecanol, decyl alcohol, lauric acid, and 2-dodecanol.
- the present invention comprises a process for removal of oxygenates from a paraffin and olefin mixture or a paraffin-rich stream which comprises passing a feed stream, comprising one or more C ⁇ Q to C 15 feed paraffins or paraffin and olefin mixture and one or more oxygenates through an adsorbent bed to remove essentially all of the oxygenates; and recovering the paraffins or paraffin and olefin mixture.
- a feed stream comprising one or more C ⁇ Q to C 15 feed paraffins or paraffin and olefin mixture and one or more oxygenates through an adsorbent bed to remove essentially all of the oxygenates; and recovering the paraffins or paraffin and olefin mixture.
- the paraffin and olefin mixture referred to herein as olefin-rich streams will comprise up to 50 wt-% olefin with the remainder comprising paraffins, plus impurities.
- the paraffin and olefin mixture or paraffin-rich streams will comprise the oxygenate impurities to be removed by the present invention.
- the streams typically comprise 99 wt-% paraffins and sometimes up to 99.99 wt-% paraffins.
- a typical paraffin-rich or olefin-rich paraffin stream produced in a gas to liquid Fisher-Tropsch process it has been found that numerous hydrocarbon oxygenates are produced, including alcohols, aldehydes, ketones and acids.
- Table 2 shows a summary of the types of oxygenates found in the feed.
- a paraffin-rich or olefin-rich paraffins stream is first passed though an adsorbent bed containing at least one adsorbent selected from the group consisting of silica gel, activated alumina and alkaline or alkaline earth cation exchange X-zeolite.
- the X-zeolite has a Si/Al2 ratio from 2.0 to 3.0.
- An X-zeolite having a Si/Al2 ratio of 2, 2.3 or 2.5 is preferred.
- the adsorbent bed may be exclusively dedicated to treating the paraffin-rich or olefin-rich paraffins stream or it may be integrated with a chemical conversion process that uses the paraffins stream to effect other separations.
- a dedicated adsorbent bed is one where essentially its sole purpose is to remove oxygenates from the paraffins stream regardless of whether only the paraffins stream passes through it or the paraffins stream is combined with a chemical conversion process stream and the combined stream passes through the bed.
- the paraffins stream and a process stream are combined and the adsorbent bed serves to remove at least one component in the process stream.
- paraffins are dehydrogenated, and the dehydrogenation stream is typically passed through an adsorbent bed such as zeolite 13X to remove undesirable aromatics.
- the paraffins stream is preferably fed to the process after dehydrogenation and prior to the adsorption of water and aromatics in the adsorption bed.
- the adsorbent bed When dedicated, the adsorbent bed is typically operated at a temperature between 25 to 60°C and preferably is operated slightly above ambient (4O 0 C). While this adsorbent bed has been found to reduce the level of oxygenates below the level that is measurable by gas chromatography, since it has been found that under some conditions these adsorbent beds become less efficient over time in removal of the oxygenates further measures are needed to insure that all oxygenates are removed. Accordingly, in the preferred embodiments of the invention, a second adsorbent bed operating at an elevated temperature between 150° and 200 0 C containing a 5 A adsorbent has been found to remove any residual oxygenates not removed by the first bed.
- Adsorbent beds that are integrated with a process using the paraffin- rich or olefin-rich paraffins stream are generally operated under conditions suitable for the process.
- a regeneration procedure is followed to remove the adsorbed oxygenates from the adsorbent bed.
- a gas or liquid is sent through the bed, which is maintained at an elevated temperature for a sufficient period of time for the bed to be rejuvenated through the removal of the oxygenates.
- nitrogen was used as the regenerant gas at 3000 GHSV, the bed was first heated to 130 0 C for two hours and then the temperature increased to 250 0 C for three more hours.
- regenerant gases or liquids may be used, such as available process streams.
- the bed may also be regenerated in accordance with the procedure set forth in US 6,225,518 Bl, incorporated herein by reference in its entirety. Usually, due to the low concentration of oxygenates, the integrated adsorbent bed is regenerated or replaced based upon its performance in the process.
- alumina, silica gel, and sodium X types of adsorbents were noted with alumina, silica gel, and sodium X types of adsorbents.
- the alumina tested as an adsorbent was a spherical promoted alumina, sold by UOP LLC, Des Plaines, Illinois as 9139A activated alumina. The adsorbent had a capacity of 21.95 wt-%.
- the adsorbent was Eagle 32-950 silica gel, sold by Eagle Chemical Co, Inc., Mobile, Alabama. The adsorbent had a capacity of 19.76 wt-%.
- the adsorbent used was silica gel Grace 408, sold by W. R. Grace, Grace Davison division, Columbia, Maryland.
- the adsorbent had a capacity of 32.33 wt-%.
- Molsiv adsorbent MRG-E is used and is sold by UOP, Des Plaines, Illinois.
- the adsorbent had a capacity of 23.57 wt-%.
- Each of the figures shows the substantial capacity of these adsorbents for the oxygenates, along with a sharp breakthrough after the capacity of the adsorbent has been achieved. Also, it is noted that lauric acid is strongly adsorbed by the adsorbent in all four cases.
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