WO2007026032A1 - Chemical reactor for the supercritical alcoholysis of all types of fats and oils with different types of alcohols - Google Patents
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- the present invention consists of a chemical reactor in which the alcoholysis of all types of oils and fats is produced in an efficient way, and different types of alcohols can be used for this.
- the object of the present invention is a reactor suitable for the physical and chemical transformation of all types of oils and fats in esters, in which light alcohols are used, without requiring the presence of chemical catalysts, in which glycerins are obtained in different concentrations as a by-product of the reaction.
- Oils and fats in general are known as triglycerides, and have a structure in which three fatty acids (esters) are linked to a glyceride (heavy alcohol).
- the transesterification of these molecules means breaking their primary structure, separating glycerol from the three fatty acids, and these fatty acids, in turn, bind with a lighter alcohol.
- esters These fatty acids bound with light alcohols are called esters and have a wide range of uses. STATE OF THE ART
- Reactors for acid esterification using acid catalysts Reactors for biological transesterification using biological agents such as enzymes applied together with different solvents.
- Acid-base processes which consists of a partial acid esterification of the free fatty acids existing in the raw material and a subsequent basic transesterification that acts on the remaining triglycerides;
- - Processes under the aqueous method which uses a saturated solution of water-basic catalyst to increase the speed of obtaining methoxides to subsequently transesterify in alkaline form.
- Good conversion rates can be achieved with basic catalysis production chemical reactors when virgin oils or fats are available, achieving conversion rates of up to 98%.
- Oil or fat preparation can be by means of acid esterification or by saponification of free fatty acids and their subsequent separation; - Transesterification by any of the aforementioned methods;
- esters and glycerins There are two major technical problems to be solved in the production of esters and glycerins, which are: - Simplification of the processing of oils with a high amount of free fatty acids (acidity) in the different oils, which destroy the alkaline catalyst and require a greater quantity. of processes and supplies; such as acid esterification and biological transesterification. This translates into plants with a greater number of processes and facilities, and consequently higher production costs.
- a subject of the present invention is a chemical reactor that carries out a process by which the use of catalysts is unnecessary by means of supercritical alcoholysis, which produces a large change in the physicochemical variables of the alcohol used in the reaction.
- the chemical reactor proposed for supercritical alcoholysis subjects the two main components of the chemical reaction, fatty acids (oils and fats of any type) and alcohol, to extreme pressure and temperature conditions, or supercritical conditions for alcohol used. Therefore, the two problems mentioned above are solved thereby:
- the reactor has the following advantages: High speed, since the reaction time in the process carried out in this reactor is about 20 minutes, compared to the 90 minutes required in the aforementioned conventional processes, Greater simplicity of operation, since only two inputs are involved liquids,
- a chemical reactor for supercritical alcoholysis of all types of fats and oils with various types of alcohols comprising: at least one oil supply tank 1 to be treated; at least one tank 7 for supplying a light alcohol; supply lines for oil or fat to be treated 5 and light alcohol 8; at least one oil or grease feed pump 6; - at least one light alcohol feed pump 9; at least one tubular reaction vessel 11; at least one tank or lung for depressurizing the effluents 14; heat exchangers 2 and 4 of effluents and tributaries; a heating medium for tributaries 10 and 12; - flow regulating valves 13;
- the injection pumps are located in the initial part of the reactor in the direction of the tributaries.
- the oil injector pump (6) receives the raw material from the heat exchangers (2 and 4) in countercurrent, which heats the oil and cools the reaction products.
- Both fats or oils and alcohols are injected directly into the reactor at the same time; by means of the heating means (10) the tributaries are heated and by means of the pumping means the pressure is raised to a supercritical point.
- an oil tank (1) is observed in the figure, said oil being the main tributary and product that we must process.
- the oil through supply lines (3 and 5) to an oil supply pump (6).
- a tank (7) of a light alcohol methyl, ethyl, propyl, butyric alcohol (7), said alcohol being the one that has to react with each of the esters or fatty acids that make up the oils , to form light chains.
- the alcohol is led through the corresponding supply line 8 to the alcohol supply pump 9.
- the reaction occurs within the tubes of the reactor 11.
- the temperature is maintained by heating means 12 distributed along the tubes of the reactor.
- heat exchangers 2 and 4 are placed, preferably in countercurrent, so that the oil, and possibly also the alcohol, take part of the heat that the effluents have.
- the disintegration reaction of the triglycerides and the combination of the resulting esters with the supplied light alcohol takes place in a chemical reactor, where conditions of pressure and temperature high enough to make the reaction under these conditions occur spontaneously, varying the pressure and temperature values respectively depending on the composition of the oils used and the type of alcohol used.
- the products are then passed through exchanger 2 to finish cooling the mixture and then the esters and glycerin can be separated by decantation in a separate container and evacuated by means of an outlet line 15.
- the new catalyst-free alcoholysis technology has fewer processing stages, does not require the provision of steam and boilers, processing times are much shorter; and thanks to these advantages, it is possible that plants are very compact (they can fit whole in a 20 'or 40' container) and with a capacity many times less, they are also economically viable, just like an industrial plant. In this way, small plants can be installed for individual producers, thus avoiding all the logistics of collecting and transporting oils to an industrial plant. The same happens with production, which if it is small can be consumed in its entirety in one place, avoiding all the logistics of fuel distribution. We believe that this is an important factor since additional costs in the raw material and fuel are avoided, as well as additional consumption of fuels and energy.
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