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- the present invention relates to a method for producing acetic acid by reacting methanol with carbon monoxide in the presence of a rhodium catalyst.
- alkyl iodide such as hexyl iodide, which degrades the palladium catalyst used in producing butyl acetate from acetic acid and ethylene, is also increased.
- the hexyl iodide is a product derived from acetonitrile.
- Japanese Patent No. 3244385 discloses a method for producing acetic acid by continuously reacting methanol and carbon monoxide in the presence of a rhodium catalyst, an iodide salt and methyl iodide.
- a process for producing high-purity acetic acid characterized in that the reaction is carried out while maintaining the aldehyde concentration at 400 ppm or less, is disclosed.
- This document describes the removal of acetonitrile from the process liquid circulating in the reactor, thereby removing the acetonitrile in the reaction liquid. It specifically describes how to keep the dehydride concentration below 400 ppm.
- JP-T-2003-508363 discloses a method for producing acetic acid by reacting methanol with carbon monoxide in the presence of a rhodium catalyst.
- a technique for reducing impurities by setting the pressure in the range of ⁇ 4psia (0.7-7.27 kPa) is disclosed.
- Japanese Examined Patent Publication No. 8-5839 shows that acetic acid production rate decreases at low hydrogen partial pressure of 40 psi (276 kPa) or less.
- WO 2004/60846 discloses an acetic acid production process that provides an acetic acid production rate (STY) of 15 mol / L'hr or more at a moisture content of 2 wt% or less and a rhodium concentration of lOOOppm or more. According to this document, when the water content in the reaction system is 5% by weight or less, the methane production reaction (CH OH + H ⁇
- Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 6-40999 discloses a method for producing acetic acid, in which a reaction solution obtained by reacting with holding up to about 10% by weight of water and at least 2% by weight of methyl acetate is distilled. It is disclosed. This document states that as the methyl acetate concentration increases, the amount of propionic acid by-product decreases, and when the methyl acetate concentration is 2% by weight, the propionic acid concentration in the reaction solution is less than 500 ppm. However, as described above, under the low hydrogen partial pressure due to low moisture, the rate of hydrogenation reaction of acetaldehyde slows down and the amount of propionic acid produced by the carbonylation of ethanol decreases.
- the pamphlet of WO 2002/62740 states that in an energy-saving process using up to two distillation columns, the product stream has low levels of propionic acid impurities and the product stream
- the level of aldehyde impurities in the reactor is (i) maintaining a hydrogen partial pressure of less than about 6 psia (41.3 kPa) at a total pressure in the reactor of about 15-40 atm (l. 5-4 MPa), or ( ii)
- a process is disclosed that is controlled by maintaining the methyl iodide concentration in the reaction solution below about 5% by weight, or (iii) removing aldehyde impurities.
- reducing the hydrogen partial pressure increases the by-product of the successive reaction of acetoaldehyde including the condensation reaction of acetoaldehyde, thereby deteriorating the acetic acid quality.
- the reduction in methyl iodide concentration has the disadvantage of reducing the production rate of acetic acid as well as acetaldehyde, as shown in the examples of the pamphlet (Table 3). That is, it reduces the production efficiency of acetic acid, which is not industrially and economically preferable.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Publication No. 47-3334
- Patent Document 2 JP-A-60-54334
- Patent Document 3 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 60-239434
- Patent Document 4 Japanese Patent No. 3244385
- Patent Document 5 Special Table 2003—508363
- Patent Document 6 Japanese Patent Publication No. 8-5839
- Patent Document 7 Pamphlet of International Publication No. 2004/60846
- Patent Document 8 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-40999
- Patent Document 9 Pamphlet of International Publication No. 2002Z62740
- Patent ⁇ l3 ⁇ 4 Applied Homogeneous atalysis with Organometallic Compounds (2nd Edition) (2002), Volume 1, 104-136 (Celanese)
- the object of the present invention is to reduce the amount of by-products generated without reducing the reaction rate even when the water concentration in the reaction system is low and the hydrogen partial pressure is low, and high-quality acetic acid is efficiently produced. It is to provide a method of manufacturing.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a simple and efficient process for producing acetic acid by increasing the productivity of acetic acid and suppressing the by-product of sequential reaction products of acetoaldehyde and acetoaldehyde. .
- a bigger problem under low hydrogen partial pressure is that the condensation reaction rate of the acetoaldehyde in the sequential reaction of acetoaldehyde increases, and the production of reducing substances such as crotonaldehyde and 2_ethyl crotonaldehyde increases. Reducing the potassium permanganate test value and degrading the quality of acetic acid.
- the method of reducing the production of acetonitrile by reducing the methyl iodide concentration reduces not only the acetonitrile but also the production rate of acetic acid, which reduces the production efficiency of acetic acid. It is not preferable. [0014] Therefore, the present inventor has analyzed the reaction rate in detail with respect to the production of acetic acid, which is the main reaction product, and acetonitrile, hydrogen (and carbon dioxide), which are the main side reaction products.
- an increase in the reaction temperature increases the rate of acetic acid formation, but increases the rate of formation of acetatealdehyde more than the rate of increase.
- Increasing the hydrogen partial pressure increases the rate of acetic acid production slightly, but increases the rate of acetate aldehyde generation more than the rate of increase.
- Increasing the methyl iodide concentration increases the rate of acetic acid production, but increases the rate of acetate aldehyde formation to the same degree or more.
- Increasing the water concentration slightly increases the rate of acetic acid production, but increases the rate of acetate aldehyde formation to the same extent.
- Increasing the rhodium concentration increases the rate of acetic acid production, but increases the rate of acetate aldehyde formation to the same extent. Care must be taken because increasing the concentration of mouthwater can significantly affect the rate of production of these products.
- Increasing the concentration of lithium iodide increases the rate of acetic acid formation, but increases the rate of formation of cetaldehyde as much as the rate of increase.
- the increase in lithium iodide concentration It is necessary to stabilize the rhodium complex catalyst and increase the production rate, but also increases side reactions. Only the partial pressure of CO and the concentration of methyl acetate have the effect of promoting the main reaction while suppressing side reactions.
- methanol and carbon monoxide are continuously reacted in the presence of a rhodium catalyst, an iodide salt, sodium methyl chloride, methyl acetate and water, and the acetonitrile concentration in the reaction solution is reduced to 500 ppm or less.
- This is a method for producing acetic acid at a production rate of l lmol / L'hr or more, while maintaining the condition where the partial pressure of carbon monoxide in the gas phase of the reactor is 1.05 MPa or more, or methyl acetate in the reaction solution.
- a method for producing acetic acid characterized in that the reaction is carried out at a concentration of 2% by weight or more, and the rate of acetate aldehyde formation is maintained at 1/1500 or less of the rate of acetic acid production.
- the hydrogen partial pressure in the gas phase part of the reactor is preferably lOOkPa or less, more preferably 70 kPa or less. It is also preferable to carry out the reaction under conditions where the hydrogen partial pressure in the gas phase of the reactor is 70 kPa or less and the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution is 3.1 wt% or more. Furthermore, the water concentration in the reaction solution is more preferably 3% by weight or less.
- acetic acid is produced at a production rate of 15 molZL'hr or higher. In another preferred embodiment, acetic acid is produced while maintaining the production rate of cetaldehyde at 1/2500 or less of the acetic acid production rate.
- the method may include a step of recycling the remaining components to the reactor, and a step of separating and removing carbonyl impurities from the process liquid recycled to the reactor.
- the reaction solution is separated by distillation into a volatile component containing acetic acid, water, methyl acetate and methyl iodide and a low volatile component containing a rhodium catalyst and an iodide salt.
- step ( D) Acetic acid separation process in which acetic acid is separated from the high boiling point components obtained in step (B) and (B) by distillation.
- step (F) obtained in process (F)
- the step (B), step (D) and step (F) may be performed using a total of three or less distillation columns.
- the present invention even when the water concentration in the reaction system is low and the hydrogen partial pressure is low, the production of by-products can be reduced without reducing the reaction rate. Therefore, high quality acetic acid can be produced efficiently. Furthermore, the production of acetic acid is high and production of acetic aldehyde and sequential reaction products of acetoaldehyde is suppressed, so that acetic acid can be efficiently produced with simple processes and equipment.
- FIG. 1 is a production flow diagram showing an example of the production method of the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a production flow diagram showing another example of the production method of the present invention.
- acetic acid is produced by continuously reacting methanol and carbon monoxide using a rhodium catalyst.
- the rhodium catalyst usually exists as a rhodium complex in the reaction solution. Therefore, the rhodium catalyst may be any rhodium complex that can be dissolved in the reaction solution under the reaction conditions or the rhodium complex.
- rhodium iodine complexes such as Rhl and [Rh (CO) I] —, rhodium carbonyl complexes, and the like are preferably used as the mouth catalyst.
- the amount of the rhodium catalyst used is a concentration in the reaction solution, for example, 200 to 3000 ppm, preferably 300 to 1000 ppm, more preferably about 400 to 900 ppm.
- the rhodium catalyst is usually used by recycling the rhodium catalyst used in the reaction.
- the iodide salt is used for stabilization of a rhodium catalyst, acceleration of acetic acid formation reaction, etc., particularly under low moisture.
- the iodide salt may be anything that produces iodide in the reaction solution, for example, alkali metal iodide salts such as Lil, Nal, KI, Rbl, Csl; Examples include alkaline earth metal iodide salts such as Bel, Mgl and Cal; and aluminum group metal iodide salts such as BI and All.
- the iodide salt may be an organic iodide salt in addition to the above metal iodide salt.
- quaternary phosphonium iodide salt for example, methyl iodide addition of phosphines such as tributylphosphine and triphenylphosphine.
- Products, hydrogen iodide adducts, etc. quaternary ammonium iodide salts (for example, methyl iodide adducts or hydrogen iodide adducts of nitrogen-containing compounds such as tertiary amines, pyridines, imidazoles, imides, etc.) )
- alkali metal iodide salts such as Lil are particularly preferable.
- the amount of iodide salt used is, for example, about 0 ⁇ 07 to 2.5 mol / L, preferably about 0 ⁇ 25 to about 1.5 mol / L as iodide ions in the reaction solution. Is about 3 to 40% by weight, preferably about 4.5 to 30% by weight. Iodide salt is usually used by recycling the iodide salt used in the reaction.
- methyl iodide is used as a catalyst promoter.
- concentration of methyl iodide in the reaction solution is, for example, about 5 to 20% by weight, preferably about 11 to 16% by weight.
- Yowi ⁇ Mechinole is usually used by recycling methyl iodide used in the reaction.
- the water concentration in the reaction solution in the present invention is usually 15 wt% or less (for example, 0.1 to 15 wt%), preferably 10 wt% or less (for example, 0.3 to 10 wt%), More preferably, it is 5% by weight or less (for example, 0.5 to 5% by weight), and particularly preferably 3% by weight or less (for example, 0.7 to 3% by weight). If the water concentration is too high, the energy load for separating water in the purification system increases, and a large purification facility is required.
- the reaction was carried out under conditions where the CO partial pressure was 1.05 MPa or more or the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution was 2% by weight or less, and the cetaldehyde production rate was 1/1500 of the acetic acid production rate. Since the concentration of acetoaldehyde in the reaction solution is maintained at 500 ppm or less, the quality of acetic acid can be maintained without lowering the productivity of acetic acid.
- the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution is 2% by weight or more, preferably 3.1% by weight or more, and more preferably 3.5% by weight or more.
- the reaction in the case where the reaction is carried out under the condition that the C 0 partial pressure in the gas phase of the reactor is 1.05 MPa or more, it may be in the range of, for example:! To 2% by weight, but preferably 2% by weight. % Or more.
- the upper limit of the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution is, for example, 30% by weight, preferably 15% by weight, and more preferably 10% by weight.
- Methyl acetate is produced by reacting raw material methanol with acetic acid.
- methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution By maintaining the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution at a high level, by-products such as acetonitrile, hydrogen, and methane can be suppressed while increasing the production rate of acetic acid.
- methyl acetate the methyl acetate used in the reaction or produced by the reaction is usually recycled.
- the remaining main component in the reaction solution is acetic acid which is a product and a reaction solvent.
- the typical reaction temperature for carbonylation in the present invention is about 150-250 ° C, preferably 180-220 ° C, more preferably 182-195 ° C.
- the CO partial pressure in the gas phase part of the reactor is 1.05 MPa or more, preferably 1.1 OMPa or more, more preferably 1.15 MPa or more.
- the reaction is carried out under the condition that the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution is 2% by weight or more, it is not limited to this.
- it may be in the range of 0.8 to 1.05 MPa, but preferably 1 More than 05MPa.
- the upper limit of C0 partial pressure is, for example, 3 MPa, preferably 2.5 MPa.
- Increasing the partial pressure of C in the gas phase of the reactor can improve the stability of the rhodium catalyst and suppress by-products such as acetonitrile, hydrogen and methane while increasing the production rate of acetic acid.
- the hydrogen partial pressure in the gas phase part of the reactor is usually 200 kPa or less, preferably 10 kPa or less, more preferably 70 kPa or less.
- hydrogen partial pressure is high, methane formation reaction (CH OH + H ⁇ CH + H 0), acetoaldehyde formation reaction (CH OH + CO
- the reaction is carried out under the condition that the C0 partial pressure is 1.05 MPa or more or the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution is 2% by weight or less, and the acetonitrile formation rate is maintained at 1/1500 or less of the acetic acid production rate.
- the strength of acetic aldehyde in the reaction solution is kept below 500ppm, so the quality of acetic acid can be maintained without lowering the productivity of acetic acid.
- the lower limit of the hydrogen partial pressure is, for example, about 5 kPa, usually about 1 OkPa.
- hydrogen may be introduced into the system together with the raw material carbon monoxide.
- the total pressure in the reactor is usually 1 because of the partial pressure of CO and hydrogen, the partial pressure of other by-products (methane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen), and the vapor pressure of the reaction solution components.
- the range is 5 to 5 MPa.
- acetic acid is maintained at 1 lmol / L ⁇ hr (preferably 15 mol / L ⁇ hr) while maintaining the production rate of cetaldehyde at 1/1500 or less than that of acetic acid.
- Manufacture at high production speed In general, in order to produce acetic acid at a high production rate, it is necessary to increase the reaction temperature and the concentration of rhodium catalyst, iodide salt and methyl iodide, and as a result, a large amount of acetonitrile is produced as a by-product. To do.
- the reaction is carried out under the condition where the CO partial pressure is 1.05 MPa or more or the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution is 2% by weight or less. Ratio can be reduced to 1/1500 or less.
- the ratio of the rate of production of cetaldehyde and acetic acid is preferably 1Z1800 or less, more preferably 1/2000 or less, and particularly preferably 1Z2500 or less.
- the reaction is carried out while maintaining the acetaldehyde concentration in the reaction solution at 500 ppm or less.
- by-products derived from the acetaldehyde for example, reducing substances such as crotonanolaldehyde and 2-ethyl crotonaldehyde, hexyl iodide, etc. Power of alkyl iodide, propionic acid, etc. Byproducts such as rubonic acid can be remarkably suppressed.
- the reaction since the reaction is carried out under the condition that the C0 partial pressure is 1.05 MPa or more or the methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution is 2% by weight or less, the production rate of cetaldehyde can be remarkably reduced. Therefore, acetic acid was recovered from the reaction solution. It is possible to recycle the remaining low-boiling components (including water, methyl acetate, yowi-methinole, and acetoaldehyde) into the reactor as they are, but the concentration of acetoaldehyde in the reaction solution should be as low as possible.
- the concentration of acetoaldehyde in the reaction solution should be as low as possible.
- the concentration of acetonitrile in the reaction solution is preferably 450 ppm or less, more preferably 400 ppm or less.
- the reaction solution is subjected to a purification step, and acetic acid is separated and recovered.
- the rhodium catalyst, iodide salt, methyl iodide, methyl acetate and water are usually recycled to the reactor.
- By-product carbonyl impurities such as acetaldehyde (especially acetoaldehyde) are preferably removed from the process liquid circulating in the reactor in order to suppress the formation of various by-products due to the sequential reaction of the carbonyl impurities.
- acetic acid to ensure removal of alkyl iodides, such as Kishinore to iodide, at least 10/0 of the active site is replaced with a silver-based or mercury-based that is contacted with Les, Ru cation exchange resin I like it.
- Acetic acid subjected to such treatment is suitable as a raw material for acetic acid derivatives such as butyl acetate produced using a metal catalyst because it does not poison the metal catalyst.
- the reaction solution is separated by distillation into a volatile component containing acetic acid, water, methyl acetate and methyl iodide and a low volatile component containing a rhodium catalyst and an iodide salt.
- Catalyst separation step (A) the volatile component is separated by distillation into a high boiling point component containing acetic acid and a low boiling point component containing water, methyl acetate and methyl iodide (B), Catalyst recycling step (C) for recycling the low-volatile components to the reactor, and carbonyl impurity removal step (D) and step (D) for separating and removing carbonyl impurities from the low-boiling components obtained in step (B).
- the low-boiling point component recycling step (E) in which the residual components from which carbonyl impurities have been removed are recycled to the reactor, the acetic acid separation step (F) in which acetic acid is separated from the high-boiling point component obtained in step (B) by distillation, and Acetic acid obtained in step (F) It can consist of a cation exchange resin treatment step (G) in which it is treated with a silver or mercury exchange cation exchange resin.
- FIG. 1 is a production flow diagram showing an example of the production method of the present invention.
- carbonization reactor 3 is continuously fed with carbon monoxide 1, methanol 2, and water as needed, and the liquid content in reactor 3 is automatically maintained at a constant level. Is done.
- Carbon monoxide 1 Is preferably introduced directly under the stirrer provided in the reactor 3.
- Gaseous purge stream 4 is discharged from the reactor to prevent the accumulation of gaseous by-products and maintain the set carbon monoxide partial pressure at a constant total reactor pressure.
- the reactor temperature is automatically controlled.
- Liquid product (reaction solution) 5 is removed from reactor 3 at a rate sufficient to maintain a constant liquid level and introduced into the middle of the top and bottom of evaporator (flasher) 6 for evaporation.
- Low-boiling component Acetic acid separation Distillate 9 from the distillation column (overhead) 10 (mainly containing a little water and acetic acid in addition to methyl iodide and methyl acetate) is the carbonyl impurity removal step 11 [Step (D)]. After that, it is returned to the reactor 3 through the line (reactor recycling line) 12 [process (E)].
- Low-boiling components High-boiling components 13 removed from the side (or bottom) of the acetic acid separation distillation column 9 are introduced from the side of the acetic acid distillation column 14 and subjected to distillation. Crude acetic acid 15 is removed from the side [Step (F)].
- Water and other low-boiling components 16 are discharged from the top of the acetic acid distillation column 14, and components 17 having a higher boiling point than acetic acid are discharged from the bottom. Low boiling point components 16 are recycled to reactor 3. It is also possible to provide a distillation column for distilling water before the acetic acid distillation column 14 and supply the bottom stream to the acetic acid distillation column 14. Crude acetic acid 15 is further supplied to a treatment tank 18 filled with silver or mercury exchange cation exchange resin [Step (G)]. Here, alkyl iodides such as hexyl iodide contained in trace amounts in acetic acid are efficiently separated and removed, and high-quality acetic acid (product) 19 is obtained.
- distillate (or overhead) of low boiling component monoacetic acid separation distillation column 9 10 carbonyl impurities including acetoaldehyde (acetoaldehyde, crotonanolide, butyraldehyde, etc.) 20 are removed. Is done.
- the removal of the carbonyl impurity can be performed, for example, by the method described in Japanese Patent No. 3244385.
- distillate 10 in the low boiling component acetic acid separation distillation column 9 is separated, Is obtained by subjecting the upper layer and z or lower layer, or a carbonyl impurity concentrate thereof (hereinafter, simply referred to as “process solution”) to distillation, extraction or a combination thereof, extractive distillation, etc.
- process solution a carbonyl impurity concentrate thereof
- the carbonyl impurity can be removed.
- the remaining components (all or a part) from which the carbonyl impurities have been removed contain useful components such as methyl iodide and methyl acetate, and are returned to reactor 3 via line 12.
- Specific methods for separating carbonyl impurities including acetoaldehyde include a method in which a process liquid containing acetoaldehyde is separated by distillation in a single distillation column, and a low boiling point composed of acetoaldehyde and methyl iodide. First, the components are separated from the other components by distillation, and then methyl iodide and acetoaldehyde are further separated by distillation. Utilizing the property that acetoaldehyde mixes well with water and methyl iodide is difficult to mix with water. And a method using water extraction for separation of methyl iodide and acetoaldehyde.
- the amount of aldehyde to be removed in the carbonyl impurity removal step 11 is an amount capable of maintaining the acetaldehyde concentration in the reaction solution in the steady continuous reaction at 500 ppm or less (preferably 450 ppm or less, more preferably 400 ppm or less). It is.
- FIG. 2 is a production flow diagram showing another example of the production method of the present invention.
- the liquid product (reaction liquid) 5 from the reactor 3 is introduced into the side of the distillation column 9 ′ and subjected to distillation [step (A) and step (B)].
- the distillate (overhead) 10 ' (mainly methyl iodide and acetic acid methanol and water contains a small amount of acetic acid) is added to the carbonyl impurity removal step 11 [Step (D)]. After that, it is returned to the reactor 3 through the line 12 [Step (E)].
- the carbonyl impurity removal step 11 is performed in the same manner as in FIG.
- the catalyst solution is withdrawn as a bottom stream 7 (mainly acetic acid containing rhodium catalyst and iodide salt together with a small amount of methyl acetate, methyl iodide and water) into reactor 3. Returned [Step (C)].
- the high boiling point component 13 ′ taken out from the side of the distillation column 9 ′ is introduced from the side of the acetic acid distillation column 14 and subjected to distillation, and crude acetic acid 15 is taken out from the side near the bottom [Step (F) ].
- Water and other low-boiling components 16 are discharged from the top of the acetic acid distillation column 14, and components 17 having a higher boiling point than acetic acid are discharged from the bottom. Low boiling point component 16 is recycled to reactor 3.
- the crude purified acetic acid 15 is further supplied to a treatment tank 18 filled with silver or mercury exchange cation exchange resin [Step (G)], and is contained in a trace amount in acetic acid. But Efficient separation and removal yields high-quality acetic acid 19.
- the cation exchange resin treatment using the silver or mercury exchange cation exchange resin is a known method, for example, Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-21031, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 4-282339, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 5-301839. It can be carried out by the method described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 7-14488 or Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-291059.
- crude purified acetic acid 15 is preferably used which uses a cation exchange resin in which at least 1% of the active sites are exchanged into silver form or mercury form. When contacting with the cation exchange resin, it is preferable to raise the temperature stepwise.
- the flow rate of the crude purified acetic acid 15 is preferably 0.5 to 40 bed volumes per hour, and the processing temperature is preferably 17 to 120 ° C.
- better results can be obtained by contacting with the cation exchange resin at 17 to 35 ° C in the initial stage of operation, and then increasing the temperature stepwise. In this way, the content of alkyl iodide such as hexinoyl iodide in acetic acid can be reduced to 1 wt ppb or less.
- step (B), (D) and ( F) can be carried out using a total of 3 or fewer distillation columns.
- step (A) and step (B) can be performed with a single distillation column as shown in FIG.
- step (D) one distillation column may be used to recover the cetaldehyde.
- high-quality acetic acid can be produced even if the total number of distillation columns is 3 or less.
- Acetic acid was produced according to the production flow shown in Fig. 1. In units of pressure, G indicates gauge pressure and A indicates absolute pressure.
- Reactor 3 contains reaction raw materials (methanol 2 and carbon monoxide 1), rhodium catalyst solution 7 (including rhodium catalyst, iodide salt and acetic acid) recycled from the purification system, and low-boiling component 12 (methyl iodide, Continuous supply of methyl acetate and water), reaction pressure 3.0 MPaG, carbon monoxide (CO) partial pressure 1.3 MPaA, hydrogen (H) partial pressure 0.03 MPaA, reaction temperature 188 ° C
- Acetic acid (purity of acetic acid 99.5% by weight or more) 15 was obtained.
- the low-boiling component 10 is subjected to an extraction treatment using water, 50 mol% of acetoaldehyde (AD) in the low-boiling component 10 is removed out of the system, and the remaining low-boiling component is removed via the line 12. And recycled to reactor 3.
- the low boiling point component 16 obtained from the top of the distillation column 14 was also recycled to the reactor 3.
- the water concentration in the reaction solution was 1.2% by weight, the methyl iodide (Mel) concentration was 14.3% by weight, and the acetonitrile concentration was 400 ppm by weight.
- the acetic acid production rate (acetic acid STY) is 19.4 mol / L'hr, and the aldehyde formation rate (AD—STY) is 4.3 mmol / L'hr.
- the acetoaldehyde production rate is the acetic acid production rate.
- the value divided by degrees (AD / AC) was 1/4500.
- the concentration of propionic acid (PA) in crude acetic acid 15 was 75 ppm by weight, the concentration of crotonaldehyde (CrD) was 0.2 ppm by weight, and the potassium permanganate test value (permanganate time) was 190 minutes.
- Reactor 3 contains reaction raw materials (methanol 2 and carbon monoxide 1), rhodium catalyst solution 7 (including rhodium catalyst, iodide salt, acetic acid) and low-boiling components 1 recycled from the purification system. 2 (including methyl iodide, methyl acetate and water) are continuously supplied, reaction pressure 2.7 MPaG, carbon monoxide partial pressure 1.2 MPaA, hydrogen partial pressure 0.031 MPaA, reaction temperature 186 ° C, reaction solution The reaction was carried out under the conditions of a methyl acetate concentration of 5.5 wt%, a rhodium concentration of 650 wt ppm, and a lithium iodide concentration of 9.9 wt%.
- the reaction liquid 5 was flushed by the evaporator 6, and the high boiling point component (rhodium catalyst solution 7) containing the catalyst component was pressurized with a pump and recycled to the reactor 3.
- the flash component 8 is supplied to the low boiling component monoacetic acid separation distillation column 9 to be separated into the low boiling point component 10 and the high boiling point component 13, and the high boiling point component 13 is supplied to the distillation column 14 as a side stream near the bottom.
- Crude acetic acid (acetic acid purity 99.5 wt% or more) 15 was obtained.
- the low boiling point component 10 is subjected to extraction treatment using water, 30 mol% of the acetoaldehyde in the low boiling point component 10 is removed from the system, and the remaining low boiling point component is reacted via the line 12.
- the production rate of acetic acid is 11.6 mol / L'hr
- the production rate of acetoaldehyde is 3.2 mmol / L'hr
- the value obtained by dividing the production rate of acetoaldehyde by the production rate of acetic acid is 1/3600. there were.
- the concentration of propionic acid in crude acetic acid 15 was 75 ppm by weight
- the concentration of crotonaldehyde was 0.2 ppm by weight
- the concentration of hexyl iodide (Hexl) was 28 ppb
- the test value for potassium permanganate was 190 minutes.
- Example 3 Reactor 3 contains reaction raw materials (methanol 2 and carbon monoxide 1), rhodium catalyst solution 7 (including rhodium catalyst, iodide salt and acetic acid) recycled from the purification system, and low-boiling component 12 (methyl iodide, (Including methyl acetate and water), reaction pressure 3.5 MPaG, carbon monoxide partial pressure 1.8 MPaA, hydrogen partial pressure 0.03 MPaA, reaction temperature 188 ° C, methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution 5 The reaction was carried out under the conditions of 3 wt%, rhodium concentration 800 wtppm, and lithium iodide concentration 10.9 wt%.
- the reaction solution 5 was flushed by the evaporator 6, and the high boiling point component (rhodium catalyst solution 7) containing the catalyst component was pressurized with a pump and recycled to the reactor 3.
- Flush component 8 is supplied to low-boiling component acetic acid separation distillation column 9 and separated into low-boiling component 10 and high-boiling component 13, and high-boiling component 13 is supplied to distillation column 14 to make a rough sidestream near the bottom.
- Acetic acid (purity of acetic acid 99.5% by weight or more) 15 was obtained.
- the low-boiling point component 10 is subjected to an extraction treatment using water, 25 mol% of the acetoaldehyde in the low-boiling point component 10 is removed from the system, and the remaining low-boiling point component is removed via the line 12 to the reactor. Recycled to 3.
- the low boiling point component 16 obtained from the top of the distillation column 14 was also recycled to the reactor 3.
- the water concentration in the reaction solution was 1.7% by weight, the methyl iodide concentration was 14% by weight, and the acetonitrile concentration was 400 ppm by weight.
- the acetic acid production rate is 23.5 mol / L'hr, and the acetoaldehyde production rate is 2.3 mmol / L'hr.
- the value obtained by dividing the cetaldehyde production rate by the acetic acid production rate is 1/1000 0 Met.
- the propionic acid concentration was 65 ppm by weight
- the crotonaldehyde concentration was 0.3 ppm by weight
- the potassium permanganate test value was 190 minutes.
- Reactor 3 contains reaction raw materials (methanol 2 and carbon monoxide 1), rhodium catalyst solution 7 (including rhodium catalyst, iodide salt and acetic acid) recycled from the purification system, and low-boiling component 12 (methyl iodide, (Including methyl acetate and water), reaction pressure 2.8 MPaG, carbon monoxide partial pressure 0.97 MPaA, hydrogen partial pressure 0.14 MPaA, reaction temperature 187 ° C, methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution 1
- the reaction was conducted under the conditions of 6 wt%, rhodium concentration 650 wtppm, and lithium iodide concentration 5.0 wt%.
- the reaction solution 5 was flushed by the evaporator 6, and the high boiling point component (rhodium catalyst solution 7) containing the catalyst component was pressurized with a pump and recycled to the reactor 3.
- the flash component 8 is supplied to the low boiling component acetic acid separation distillation column 9 to be separated into the low boiling point component 10 and the high boiling point component 13, and the high boiling point component 13 is supplied to the distillation column 14 to be roughened as a side stream near the bottom.
- Acetic acid (acetic acid purity 99.5 wt% or more) 15 was obtained.
- the low boiling point component 10 is subjected to extraction treatment with water, 66 mol% of the acetoaldehyde in the low boiling point component 10 is removed out of the system, and the remaining low boiling point component is reacted via the line 12. Recycled to vessel 3.
- the low boiling point component 16 obtained from the top of the distillation column 14 was also recycled to the reactor 3.
- the water concentration in the reaction solution was 8.0% by weight, the methyl iodide concentration was 13.0% by weight, and the acetonitrile concentration was 300 ppm by weight.
- the production rate of acetic acid was 11.7 mol / L'hr, the production rate of acetoaldehyde was 10 mmol / L • hr, and the value obtained by dividing the production rate of acetoaldehyde by the production rate of acetic acid was 1Z1200.
- the concentration of propionic acid in crude acetic acid 15 was 350 ppm by weight, the concentration of crotonaldehyde was 1.0 ppm by weight, the concentration of hexyl iodide was 30 ppb, and the test value of potassium permanganate was 140 minutes.
- reaction raw material methanol 2 and carbon monoxide 1
- purification system Recycled from reaction raw material (methanol 2 and carbon monoxide 1) and purification system to reactor 3
- rhodium catalyst solution 7 including rhodium catalyst, iodide salt, acetic acid
- low-boiling components 1 2 including methyl iodide, methyl acetate, water
- reaction pressure 2.8 MPaG
- hydrogen partial pressure 0.175 MPaA reaction temperature 188 ° C
- methyl acetate concentration in the reaction solution 1.3 wt%, rhodium concentration 660 wtppm, lithium iodide concentration 22.9 wt%
- the reaction was carried out.
- the reaction solution 5 was flushed by the evaporator 6, and the high boiling point component (rhodium catalyst solution 7) containing the catalyst component was pressurized with a pump and recycled to the reactor 3.
- the flash component 8 is supplied to the low boiling component monoacetic acid separation distillation column 9 to be separated into the low boiling point component 10 and the high boiling point component 13, and the high boiling point component 13 is supplied to the distillation column 14 as a side stream near the bottom. Crude acetic acid (acetic acid purity 99.5 wt% or more) 15 was obtained.
- the low boiling point component 10 was recycled to reactor 3 via line 12 (without removing the acetonitrile).
- Low boiling point component 16 obtained from the top of distillation column 14 was also recycled to reactor 3.
- the water concentration in the reaction solution was 4.0% by weight, the methyl iodide concentration was 14.5% by weight, and the acetonitrile concentration was 980 direct weight ppm.
- the acetic acid production rate was 25.5 mol / L'hr
- the cetaldehyde production rate was 35 mmol / Lhr
- the value obtained by dividing the cetaldehyde production rate by the acetic acid production rate was 1/600.
- the propionic acid concentration was 1800 ppm by weight
- the crotonaldehyde concentration was 4.9 ppm by weight
- the hexyl iodide concentration was 720 ppm by weight.
- CH—STY is the rate of methane formation (unit: mmol / L'hr)
- AD concentration a means the concentration of acetaldehyde in the reaction liquid when the low-boiling component 10 is recycled to the reactor 3 without removing the acetonitrile from the low boiling point component 10.
- b means the concentration of acetoaldehyde in the reaction liquid when the residue obtained by removing a predetermined amount of acetoaldehyde from the low boiling point component 10 is recycled to the reactor 3.
- crude acetic acid a means crude acetic acid when it is recycled to the reactor 3 without removing acetonitrile from the low-boiling component 10, and “crude acetic acid b” is derived from the low-boiling component 10. It means crude acetic acid when the residue after removing a predetermined amount of aldehyde is recycled to reactor 3.
- Hexl * 2 GC-MS analysis value As shown in the column of crude acetic acid a in Table 2, when low-boiling components were recycled to the reactor without removing acetoaldehyde, Examples:! To 3 The ratio of the rate of formation of acetoaldehyde and the rate of formation of acetic acid is very small, 1/1500 or less, so that the by-product of successive reaction products of acetoaldehyde is remarkably suppressed, and propionic acid in crude acetic acid a Concentration and crotonaldehyde concentration are remarkably reduced to about 1/2 to 1Z10 as compared with Comparative Examples 1 and 2.
- the amount of by-products produced can be reduced without reducing the reaction rate, and high-quality acetic acid can be produced efficiently.
- Power S can be.
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