JPH01210494A - Method of purifying mesophase pitch - Google Patents

Method of purifying mesophase pitch

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JPH01210494A
JPH01210494A JP3411088A JP3411088A JPH01210494A JP H01210494 A JPH01210494 A JP H01210494A JP 3411088 A JP3411088 A JP 3411088A JP 3411088 A JP3411088 A JP 3411088A JP H01210494 A JPH01210494 A JP H01210494A
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mesophase pitch
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Masakatsu Ota
大田 正勝
Yoshikazu Nagasaki
義和 長崎
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To efficiently remove gel materials and obtain a mesophase pitch suited for use in the production of a carbon fiber, by filtering a mesophase pitch heated to a predetermined temp. through a filter. CONSTITUTION:A mesophase pitch from an oil or a coal, which has a mesophase content of 70-100%, a glass transition tamp. (Tg) of 200-280 deg.C and a pour point (Ts) of 270-350 deg.C, is heated to a temp. in the range of from Tg to Ts, and filtered through a filter having a bore diameter being up to 1/3 of the diameter of a carbon fiber, and having a void ratio of at least 30% (e.g., sintered metallic filter). Then, a mesophase pitch heated to a temp. of Ts or higher is passed through the filter to clean it. This sequence of operations is repeated.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 本発明はメソ相ピッチの精製方法に関し、詳しくは炭素
材、特に炭素繊維の製造に適したメソ相ピッチの効率的
な精製方法に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a method for purifying mesophase pitch, and more particularly to an efficient method for purifying mesophase pitch suitable for producing carbon materials, particularly carbon fibers.

〔従来の技術および発明が解決しようとする課題〕炭素
材を得る方法としては近年、ピッチ系の原料を用いる方
法が多く用いられている。炭素材の内、特に炭素繊維を
得る方法は通常この重質油の流動接触分解のデカントオ
イルや石炭タールなどを熱処理して得た光学的異方性(
メソ相)ピッチを紡糸し、さらに焼成して製造する方法
が行なわれている。
[Prior Art and Problems to be Solved by the Invention] In recent years, methods using pitch-based raw materials have been widely used as methods for obtaining carbon materials. Among carbon materials, carbon fibers in particular are usually obtained by heat-treating decant oil from fluid catalytic cracking of heavy oil or coal tar to obtain optical anisotropy (
A method of manufacturing mesophase is carried out by spinning pitch and then firing it.

この紡糸する際に原料中の異物あるいは残留触媒などの
固形物を除去するためにフィルターを設けている。
A filter is provided to remove foreign matter or solid matter such as residual catalyst in the raw material during spinning.

しかしながら完全な固形物質でなくともその温度で変形
し難いゲル状物質が原料メソ相ピッチ中に存在すれば、
紡糸時の糸切れ、あるいは紡糸機フィルターやノズル閉
塞の原因となり円滑な曳糸が困難となる。このため紡糸
前に固形異物の他このようなゲル状物質も除去する必要
がある。
However, even if it is not a completely solid substance, if a gel-like substance that is difficult to deform at that temperature exists in the raw mesophase pitch,
This may cause thread breakage during spinning or blockage of the spinning machine filter or nozzle, making it difficult to thread smoothly. For this reason, it is necessary to remove such gel-like substances in addition to solid foreign matter before spinning.

炭素繊維用メソ相ピッチとしては数平均分子量1.00
0程度のものが適している。そしてその際に高分子量物
の生成を抑えるためメソ相ピッチ生成前の段階に溶剤分
別等により高分子量物を除去して置く方法が提案されて
いる。しかしながら、この方法は溶剤を用いるため工程
が繁雑となり、しかもメソ相へ転換する前であるので、
紡糸に悪影響を及ぼすゲル状物質の生成を完全に抑えた
りあるいはその除去は不可能である。
The mesophase pitch for carbon fiber has a number average molecular weight of 1.00.
A value of about 0 is suitable. In order to suppress the formation of high molecular weight substances at this time, a method has been proposed in which high molecular weight substances are removed by solvent fractionation or the like at a stage before mesophase pitch formation. However, this method requires a complicated process because it uses a solvent, and furthermore, since it has not yet been converted to the meso phase,
It is impossible to completely suppress or eliminate the formation of gel-like substances that adversely affect spinning.

一方、ピッチの精製法として濾過法が提案されている(
特開昭62−64889号公報)が、この方法は光学的
等方性相と光学的異方性相が共存するピッチから、光学
的等方性のピッチを除去することを目的としており、光
学的異方性(メソ相)ピッチよりゲル状物質等を除去す
る方法は、未だ確立されていないのが実情である。
On the other hand, a filtration method has been proposed as a pitch purification method (
(Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 62-64889), this method aims to remove the optically isotropic pitch from the pitch where the optically isotropic phase and the optically anisotropic phase coexist. The reality is that a method for removing gel-like substances from anisotropic (mesophase) pitch has not yet been established.

〔課題を解決するための手段〕[Means to solve the problem]

そこで本発明者らは、上記ゲル状物質を効率的に除去す
る方法について鋭意研究を進めた結果、特定の温度域で
濾過を行なうことによりこのゲル状物質を除去できるこ
とを見い出しここに発明を完成するに至った。
Therefore, the inventors of the present invention conducted intensive research on a method for efficiently removing the above-mentioned gel-like substances, and as a result, they discovered that this gel-like substance could be removed by performing filtration in a specific temperature range, and hereby completed the invention. I ended up doing it.

すなわち本発明はメソ相ピッチを、該ピッチのガラス転
移温度乃至流動点の範囲の温度域でフィルターを通し濾
過することを特徴とするメソ相ピッチの精製方法を提供
すると共に、 (a)メソ相ピッチを、該ピッチのガラス転移温度乃至
流動点の範囲の温度域でフィルターを通し濾過する操作
と、 [有])前記工程で用いたフィルターに、その流動点以
上の温度に昇温されたメソ相ピッチを通しフィルターを
洗浄する操作 とを順次繰り返し行なうことを特徴とするメソ相ピッチ
の精製方法を提供するものである。
That is, the present invention provides a method for purifying mesophase pitch, which is characterized by filtering mesophase pitch through a filter at a temperature ranging from the glass transition temperature to the pour point of the pitch; An operation of filtering the pitch through a filter at a temperature ranging from the glass transition temperature to the pour point of the pitch; The present invention provides a method for purifying mesophase pitch, which is characterized by sequentially repeating the steps of passing the phase pitch through and washing a filter.

70〜100%のもので、特に好ましくは実質的に10
0%のものである。このようなメソ相ピッチとしては、
ガラス転移温度(Tg)が200〜280°Cであり、
また流動点(Ts)が270〜 。
70 to 100%, particularly preferably substantially 10
0%. As such mesophase pitch,
The glass transition temperature (Tg) is 200 to 280°C,
Also, the pour point (Ts) is 270~.

350°Cのものが好ましい。ここでガラス転移温度お
よび流動点は、フローテスターあるいは熱機械的分析装
置(TMA)により測定されたものである。
A temperature of 350°C is preferred. Here, the glass transition temperature and pour point were measured using a flow tester or a thermomechanical analyzer (TMA).

本発明においては、上記の如きメソ相ピッチを。In the present invention, the mesophase pitch as described above is used.

該ピッチのガラス転移温度乃至流動点の範囲の温度域で
フィルターを通し濾過する(濾過操作)。
The pitch is filtered through a filter at a temperature ranging from the glass transition temperature to the pour point (filtration operation).

この濾過操作は上記温度域で行なわれればよいが、流動
点より5°C以上低温とするのが望ましい。
This filtration operation may be carried out in the above temperature range, but preferably at a temperature 5° C. or more below the pour point.

ここで流動点ではその粘度は約1,000ボイズであり
、一方ガラス転移温度以下では完全な固体に近く流れな
いので、この間の約10,000ポイズ以下の粘度とな
るような適当な温度で濾過を行なうことが効率的である
At the pour point, the viscosity is about 1,000 poise, and on the other hand, below the glass transition temperature, it does not flow as a complete solid, so it is filtered at an appropriate temperature between this point so that the viscosity is about 10,000 poise or less. It is efficient to do this.

このような特定の温度域で濾過操作を行なうことにより
、メソ相ピッチ中のゲル状物質の除去による紡糸性改良
と、濾過時におけるメソ相ピッチの変質を防止すること
が可能である。
By performing the filtration operation in such a specific temperature range, it is possible to improve spinnability by removing gel-like substances in the mesophase pitch and to prevent deterioration of the mesophase pitch during filtration.

この濾過操作に用いるフィルターは、金網を用いたもの
より、ボア径が小さく、空隙率が大きな焼結金属フィル
ター、メタルファイバーフィルター、サンド充填フィル
ターなどが望ましい。この際ボア径は紡糸して得られる
炭素繊維の糸径の1/3以下が好ましく、空隙率は30
%以上が好ましい、より好ましくはボア径は糸径の11
5以下、空隙率は60〜90%である。
The filter used for this filtration operation is preferably a sintered metal filter, a metal fiber filter, a sand-filled filter, or the like, which has a smaller bore diameter and a higher porosity than one using a wire mesh. At this time, the bore diameter is preferably 1/3 or less of the diameter of the carbon fiber obtained by spinning, and the porosity is 30.
% or more, more preferably the bore diameter is 11% of the thread diameter.
5 or less, and the porosity is 60 to 90%.

なお、上記のフィルターを備えた濾過器の他に、紡糸機
に別のフィルターを備える場合には、この紡糸機のフィ
ルターは好ましくは濾過器のフィルターのメツシュと同
程度のものが用いられる。
In addition, when the spinning machine is equipped with another filter in addition to the filter equipped with the above-mentioned filter, the filter of this spinning machine is preferably of the same size as the mesh of the filter of the filter.

紡糸機フィルターの目的は紡糸機中で発生したり外部か
ら混入あるいはフィルターを通過した異物またはゲル状
物質を除くことであり、濾過器より極端に細かいフィル
ターを用いると目詰りを生じ、長時間紡糸の妨げとなり
好ましくない。従って大部分の異物、ゲル状物質は紡糸
以前に濾過器で除去しておくことが望ましい。
The purpose of the spinning machine filter is to remove foreign matter or gel-like substances that are generated in the spinning machine, mixed in from the outside, or passed through the filter. If a filter that is extremely finer than the filter is used, it will clog and the spinning will be delayed for a long time. This is not desirable as it interferes with Therefore, it is desirable to remove most of the foreign substances and gel-like substances using a filter before spinning.

また濾過器内滞留時間はピッチ劣化防止のため小さい程
良いが、1時間以下とするのが望ましい。
Further, the residence time in the filter is preferably as short as possible in order to prevent pitch deterioration, but it is preferably 1 hour or less.

本発明においては畝上の如き濾過操作のみであってもよ
いが、さらにこの濾過操作を第1工程とし、第2工程と
して、前記第1工程で用いたフィルターに、その流動点
以上の温度に昇温されたメソ相ピッチを通しフィルター
を洗浄する操作を組合せ、この第1工程と第2工程とを
順次繰返し行なってもよい。この洗浄操作を行なうこと
により、フィルターに詰まったゲル状物質を除去し、フ
ィルターの寿命を延長可能とし、メソ相ピッチの長時間
紡糸が可能となる。
In the present invention, only a filtration operation such as on a ridge may be used, but this filtration operation is also used as the first step, and as a second step, the filter used in the first step is heated to a temperature higher than its pour point. The first step and the second step may be repeated in sequence by combining the operation of washing the filter through the heated mesophase pitch. By performing this washing operation, gel-like substances clogging the filter can be removed, the life of the filter can be extended, and mesophase pitch can be spun for a long time.

この洗浄操作は、前記第1工程(濾過操作)でゲル状物
質の詰まったフィルターに、その流動点以上の温度に昇
温されたメソ相ピッチを通過させ、ゲル状物質を押出す
ことにより行なわれる。
This washing operation is carried out by passing the mesophase pitch heated to a temperature above the pour point through the filter filled with the gel-like substance in the first step (filtration operation) and extruding the gel-like substance. It will be done.

ここで用いられるメソ相ピッチは好ましくは、メソ相含
量70〜100%のものであり、さらに好ましくは、実
質的にメソ相100%のものである。なお特に制限はな
いが、前記第1工程(濾過操作)で用いたと同じものが
望ましい。
The mesophase pitch used herein preferably has a mesophase content of 70 to 100%, more preferably substantially 100% mesophase. Although there are no particular limitations, the same one used in the first step (filtration operation) is desirable.

これはゲル状物質を洗浄、除去した後でパージする必要
がなくそのま一継続運転が可能であるからである。ゲル
状物質を洗浄、除去するためにはメソ相ピッチの流量は
濾過器容量の3倍以上流通させるのが望ましい。
This is because there is no need to purge after cleaning and removing the gel material, and continuous operation is possible. In order to wash and remove gel-like substances, it is desirable that the flow rate of mesophase pitch be at least three times the capacity of the filter.

この洗浄操作は、用いられるメソ相ピッチを流動点以上
の温度に昇温し、ゲル状物質の詰まったフィルターを通
過させればよいが、高温はど望ましく、流動点より5°
C以上高い温度(用いるメソ相ピッチの種類により異な
るが、通常275〜380゛C)で行なうことが好まし
い。しかし、380°C以上では反応が進行し、逆にゲ
ル状物質生成の原因となることがあるので避けるべきで
ある。ゲル状物質の押出し方向は濾過方向でもよく、ま
た逆方向でもよい。
This cleaning operation can be carried out by heating the mesophase pitch to a temperature above the pour point and passing it through a filter filled with a gel-like substance, but a high temperature is preferable and 5° below the pour point.
It is preferable to carry out the process at a temperature higher than C (usually 275 to 380 C, although it varies depending on the type of mesophase pitch used). However, temperatures above 380°C should be avoided because the reaction proceeds and may even cause the formation of gel-like substances. The extrusion direction of the gel-like substance may be the filtration direction or the opposite direction.

この洗浄操作により押出されたゲル状物質は適当な手段
により除去すればよい。洗浄操作を行なう目安は差圧に
よって決定する。差圧はピ・ンチ性状、フィルター形状
、ボア径、フィルター設計強度等により異なるが30〜
300 kg/c4Gが操作上適している。
The gel-like substance extruded by this washing operation may be removed by appropriate means. The guideline for performing the cleaning operation is determined by the differential pressure. Differential pressure varies depending on pinch properties, filter shape, bore diameter, filter design strength, etc., but is 30~
300 kg/c4G is suitable for operation.

畝上の如き本発明の方法は、炭素材の製造工程中に組込
むこともでき、これにより長時間連続的にしかも安価に
紡糸することができる。
The method of the present invention, such as the one on the ridge, can also be incorporated into the manufacturing process of the carbon material, thereby allowing spinning to be carried out continuously over a long period of time and at low cost.

このようにして精製されたメソ相ピッチは、常法により
溶融紡糸、さらには不融化処理、焼成(炭化)して炭素
繊維とすることができる。
The mesophase pitch purified in this way can be melt-spun, further infusible treated, and fired (carbonized) to form carbon fibers by a conventional method.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

次に実施例により本発明の詳細な説明する。 Next, the present invention will be explained in detail with reference to Examples.

実施例I FCC(流動接触分解装置)のデカントオイルを400
〜500°Cで熱処理してQl(キノリンネ溶分)18
.3%でメソ相含量100%のピッチを得た。このメソ
相ピッチのガラス転移温度(Tg)。
Example I Decant oil from FCC (fluid catalytic cracker) to 400
After heat treatment at ~500°C, Ql (quinoline solubility) 18
.. 3%, a pitch with a mesophase content of 100% was obtained. Glass transition temperature (Tg) of this mesophase pitch.

流動点(Ts)をTMAにて測定したところ、Tg=2
66°C,Ts=318°Cであった。このピッチを公
称3μボア径のメタルファイバーフィルターを用い30
0°Cで濾過した。
When the pour point (Ts) was measured using TMA, Tg=2
66°C, Ts=318°C. This pitch is set to 30 mm using a metal fiber filter with a nominal 3μ bore diameter.
Filtered at 0°C.

フィルター差圧が50kg/Cll1に達する迄1c1
11当り65gのピッチを濾過できた(このとき得られ
たピッチを■とする。)。
1c1 until the filter differential pressure reaches 50kg/Cll1
It was possible to filter 65 g of pitch per sample 11 (the pitch obtained at this time is referred to as ■).

フィルター差圧が50kg/aflと増大し、フィルタ
ーが閉塞してきたので、フィルターを備えた濾過器の温
度を345”C迄昇温し、濾過時と同方向にlaa当た
り0.7gの割合で前記メソ相ピッチを通過させ、フィ
ルターに詰まったゲル状物質を洗浄、除去した。
The filter differential pressure increased to 50 kg/afl and the filter became clogged, so the temperature of the filter equipped with the filter was raised to 345"C, and the The filter was passed through a mesophase pitch to wash and remove gel-like substances clogging the filter.

その後、濾過器の温度を300 ’C迄下げたところ、
フィルター差圧は12kg/aflとなっており、明ら
かにフィルターに詰まったゲル状物質を除去できたこと
が認められた。そのまま再び濾過操作を行なったところ
、led当たり38g濾過した時点でフィルター差圧は
再び50kg/aflまで増大した(このとき得られた
ピッチを■とする。)。したがって、明らかにフィルタ
ーにゲル状物質が詰まってきており、ゲル状物質を濾過
しうろことが判る。
After that, when the temperature of the filter was lowered to 300'C,
The filter differential pressure was 12 kg/afl, and it was clearly recognized that the gel-like substance clogging the filter could be removed. When the filtration operation was performed again, the filter differential pressure increased again to 50 kg/afl when 38 g per led was filtered (the pitch obtained at this time is assumed to be ■). Therefore, it is clear that the filter is becoming clogged with gel-like substances and that the gel-like substances are being filtered out.

得られたの、■ピッチをそれぞれ、250ホールを有す
る紡糸ダイを用いて341°Cで紡糸した。
The resulting two pitches were each spun at 341°C using a spinning die having 250 holes.

糸切れ回数はどちらも0.2回/時で、2日間連続紡糸
しても特に問題は生じなかった。これらのピッチ繊維を
常法に従い360°C迄昇温して不融化し、さらに15
00°Cまで昇温しで炭化した。
The number of thread breakages was 0.2 times/hour in both cases, and no particular problem occurred even after continuous spinning for two days. These pitch fibers were heated to 360°C in a conventional manner to make them infusible, and then heated to 15°C.
It was carbonized by raising the temperature to 00°C.

得られた炭素繊維の物性を次に示す。The physical properties of the obtained carbon fiber are shown below.

比較例 実施例1と同一のピッチを用い、340°Cで濾過した
ところIC11I当り65gのピッチを濾過してもフィ
ルターの差圧は12kg/cIIlであった。したがっ
て、フィルターにゲル状物質が詰まっていないことが認
められた。このピッチを実施例1と同一条件で紡糸した
ところ平均糸切れ回数は1.5回/時であった。これを
実施例1と同一方法で不融化、焼成して得られた繊維は
糸径10.2μで引張強度22.0 kg/mm”、引
張弾性率25 t /mm” T:あった。
Comparative Example When filtering was performed at 340°C using the same pitch as in Example 1, the differential pressure across the filter was 12 kg/cIIl even when 65g of pitch per IC11I was filtered. Therefore, it was confirmed that the filter was not clogged with gel material. When this pitch was spun under the same conditions as in Example 1, the average number of yarn breakages was 1.5 times/hour. The fibers obtained by infusible and fired in the same manner as in Example 1 had a thread diameter of 10.2 μ, a tensile strength of 22.0 kg/mm, and a tensile modulus of 25 t/mm.

〔発明の効果〕〔Effect of the invention〕

本発明によれば、メソ相ピッチ中のゲル状物質を効率よ
く濾過し除去することができる。したがって、ゲル状物
質の存在による紡糸時の糸切れ等の問題を生ずることが
なく、紡糸性を向上させることができ、また炭素繊維と
したときに、強度にすぐれたものを得ることができる。
According to the present invention, gel-like substances in mesophase pitch can be efficiently filtered and removed. Therefore, problems such as thread breakage during spinning due to the presence of gel-like substances do not occur, and the spinnability can be improved, and when made into carbon fibers, it is possible to obtain carbon fibers with excellent strength.

また、本発明ではゲル状物質の除去をそれほど高温とは
していないため、濾過時においてメソ相ピッチを変質さ
せるおそれもない。
Further, in the present invention, since the gel-like substance is not removed at a very high temperature, there is no fear that the mesophase pitch will be altered during filtration.

さらに本発明によれば、効率よくフィルター洗浄を行な
うことができ、その結果フィルターの寿命を延長させる
ことができるため、長時間紡糸が可能となることと併せ
て、炭素材製造時のコストを低減させることができる。
Furthermore, according to the present invention, it is possible to efficiently clean the filter, and as a result, the life of the filter can be extended, making it possible to perform spinning for a long time and reducing the cost during carbon material production. can be done.

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)メソ相ピッチを、該ピッチのガラス転移温度乃至
流動点の範囲の温度域でフィルターを通し濾過すること
を特徴とするメソ相ピッチの精製方法。
(1) A method for purifying mesophase pitch, which comprises filtering the mesophase pitch through a filter at a temperature ranging from the glass transition temperature to the pour point of the pitch.
(2)(a)メソ相ピッチを、該ピッチのガラス転移温
度乃至流動点の範囲の温度域でフィルターを通し濾過す
る操作と、 (2)前記工程で用いたフィルターに、その流動点以上
の温度に昇温されたメソ相ピッチを通しフィルターを洗
浄する操作 とを順次繰り返し行なうことを特徴とするメソ相ピッチ
の精製方法。
(2) (a) An operation of filtering the mesophase pitch through a filter at a temperature ranging from the glass transition temperature to the pour point of the pitch; 1. A method for purifying mesophase pitch, which comprises sequentially repeating an operation of passing the mesophase pitch at a raised temperature and washing a filter.
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