WO2014139678A1 - Verfahren zur oxidation von ammoniak und dafür geeignete anlage - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an improved process for the oxidation of ammonia for the production of nitrogen oxides, which is used in particular in the production of nitric acid and caprolactam.
- the invention also relates to an improved plant for the production of oxidation products of ammonia.
- platinum metal nets with high Pd contents are increasingly being used, since these not only allow a certain reduction in costs, but also cause a reduction in the nitrous oxide (N 2 O) which undesirably arises in the NH 3 oxidation, which is a greenhouse gas is.
- Usual dimensions for the platinum metal nets, which are spread over a wide area in an ammonia oxidation reactor, often referred to as a "burner" are in the range of 0.5 to 5 m in diameter.
- the strength of the network pack is usually, depending on the number of networks used, a few millimeters up to about two centimeters.
- the nets are traversed by a gas mixture of typically about 9-12% by volume of NH 3 and air, with a temperature of about 800-950 ° C. being established on the nets as a result of the exothermicity of the oxidation reaction.
- NH 3 is oxidized very selectively to nitrogen monoxide (NO) (see reaction scheme 1 below), which is then oxidized to nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) in the course of the further process (reaction scheme 2) and finally with water in an absorption tower to HNO 3 is implemented (Scheme 3).
- the process gas is produced in the industrial production of HNO 3 after the catalytic NH 3 oxidation and before entering the absorption tower further atmospheric oxygen (secondary air) fed to accelerate the NO oxidation and thus formation of HNO 3 in the absorption tower.
- the residual oxygen content of the exhaust gas leaving the absorption tower is about 1-5% by volume.
- the potentially active, noble metal-free Mattergangsmetalloxid- catalysts under practical conditions also suffer a significant temporal deactivation, which is often due in addition to sintering effects due to the high thermal load by a (partial) reduction of the oxides with NH 3 to correspondingly lower-valent oxides, generally a have lower activity and selectivity for NO formation.
- Examples include the reduction of MnO 2 and Mn 2 O 3 to Mn 3 O 4 , the reduction of CuO 2 to CuO, the reduction of a-Fe 2 O 3 to Fe 3 O 4 and FeO or, most prominently, the Reduction of highly active Co 3 O 4 to less active CoO.
- transition metal oxides can also be converted by doping with other metal oxides into ternary mixed oxides with other crystal structures in which the higher oxidation states of the transition metals have a basically low reducibility.
- perovskite structures to call which are characterized by a high activity for the formation of NO and a high chemical stability.
- a mixed oxide catalysts of the perovskite type having the general formula ⁇ 3 ⁇ ⁇ claimed for ammonia oxidation wherein A for alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, lanthanides or actinides, B for one or more elements of groups IB, IVB to VIIB and VIII stands.
- the catalysts should have an oxygen equilibrium partial pressure of greater than 10 ⁇ 15 bar at 1000 ° C, so that a good transfer of the lattice oxygen to the NH 3 molecule is possible without affecting the structural integrity of the perovskite.
- the catalysts were tested here in an apparatus or under conditions of temperature-programmed reduction (TPR) at ambient pressure and an NH 3 concentration of 3.3% by volume and an oxygen content of 6.7% by volume in helium.
- Particularly preferred perovskite catalysts contain lanthanum and / or strontium as the A-site element and cobalt, nickel and / or manganese as the B-site element.
- WO-99/25650 A1 describes a device for NH 3 oxidation in which mixed oxide catalysts formed from rare earth metals and cobalt are preferably used.
- No. 3,888,792 A describes the use of rare earth-doped Co 3 O 4 for NH 3 oxidation, which should have increased selectivity and long-term stability over pure Co 3 O 4 .
- the testing of selected samples was carried out at a NH 3 / air volume ratio of 1/10 under atmospheric pressure.
- the yield of NO x was always more than 90%.
- WO 2009/028949 A1 claims mixed oxide catalysts for the production of NO by reacting a gas mixture consisting of NH 3 and O 2 , which satisfy the general formula A 3-x B x O 9 -y .
- a and B are selected from metals of the group Mn, Cr. Co, Fe and Al.
- the catalysts were tested at atmospheric pressure with a gas mixture having a composition of 10% by volume of NH 3 in air or 10% by volume of NH 3 , 18% by volume of O 2 and 72% by volume of argon.
- the maximum achieved NO x selectivity of 96% was achieved with a mixed oxide of the composition
- DE 10 2012 000 419 A1 discloses a low-temperature oxidation of ammonia in nitric acid production by passing an ammonia and oxygen-containing gas stream over a heated to less than 500 ° C support layer of particles of a LaSrCo oxide catalyst and subsequent cooling of the nitrogen oxide-containing gas stream.
- this reaction is described by reacting a gas stream containing 5% by volume of carbon dioxide, 5% by volume of water, 10% by volume of oxygen, 200 ppm of ammonia and the balance nitrogen.
- WO 2006/010904 A1 describes oxidation processes which are carried out on selected perovskite catalysts.
- the catalysts contain bismuth and / or lanthanides with the exception of lanthanum.
- As a model reaction the oxidation of ammonia in air is described.
- DE 199 03 616 A1 describes a process for the preparation of nitrogen oxides with a low degree of oxidation by catalytic oxidation of ammonia in a mixture with air and water vapor over an oxidation catalyst.
- noble metal-containing catalysts or metal oxides containing catalysts are mentioned.
- WO 01/49603 A1 discloses a ceria and manganese oxide and magnesium, aluminum, zinc or calcium oxide-containing catalyst and an activator for the selective oxidation of ammonia with oxygen to di nitrogen oxide N 2 O. The reaction takes place at relatively low temperatures from 250 ° C or below.
- DE 2 148 707 A describes a catalyst for the oxidation of ammonia to nitrogen oxides. It consists mainly of cobalt oxide and is characterized by a specific surface area of 0.1-7 m 2 / g and a volume / weight porosity of 1-15%.
- US Pat. No. 5,849,257 describes a process for the preparation of nitrogen oxides, in which ammonia is oxidized with oxygen in the presence of water vapor on a copper / Manganese oxide catalyst is reacted.
- the catalyst is characterized by a special X-ray spectrum.
- EP 0 384 563 B1 describes a process for the oxidation of ammonia in the presence of a cobalt oxide catalyst which has been doped with lithium.
- US 2013/0039828 A1 discloses a catalyst structure which is suitable for an ammonia oxidation process and which is distinguished by a flexible arrangement of catalyst units.
- Catalysts may contain platinum metals or other metals.
- oxide-based catalysts such as, for example, Co 3 O 4 (cf., for example, Andrew, SPS, Chinchen, GC, "The loss in selectivity of a cobalt oxide ammonia oxidation catalyst” in “Study in Surface Science and catalysis "; 6 (1980), pp. 141-148, (Catalyst deactivation: pro- cedings of an international symposium, Antwerp, October 13-15, 1980)), which compared to metallic platinum-based catalysts significantly lower activity exhibit.
- a high partial pressure of ammonia promotes increased undesirable side and subsequent reactions, which lead to the formation of N 2 or N 2 O.
- transition metal oxide catalysts for NH 3 oxidation therefore play no role despite a variety of endeavors, apart from the mentioned occasional combination of iron oxide-based catalysts with noble metal nets.
- FIG. 1 shows a simplified flow diagram of a typical monomode printing system.
- HNO 3 plants typically contain an NH 3 evaporator to provide gaseous NH 3 , an air compressor for the combustion air, an NH 3 oxidation reactor to hold the Pt grid catalytic converters with integrated process gas cooler, various heat exchangers or condensers and condensers further cooling of the process gas or for heating the absorption tower leaving the residual gas, an absorption tower for the absorption of NO x and formation of HNO 3 , a reactor for the (catalytic) removal of residual NO x contained in the residual gas and optionally N 2 O and a residual gas turbine for energy recovery during the expansion of the residual gas into the atmosphere.
- an additional compression stage for compressing the process gas to the desired absorption pressure is arranged between the NH 3 oxidation reactor and the absorption tower.
- the object of the present invention is to provide, based on transition metal oxide catalysts, an improved process and a suitable system for NH 3 oxidation, which, in comparison with the catalysts previously used with these catalysts, provide targeted yields by increased yields of NO x is excellent.
- the process should be characterized by long catalyst life and low catalyst costs. Description of the invention
- This object is achieved by providing an oxidation method of ammonia with oxygen in which the ratio of O 2 and NH 3 in the reaction gas supplied to the catalyst is set to a value well below the conventional ratio of 1.9 mol / mol that a high yield of NO x is achieved and in which other catalysts are used than the commercially available platinum metal network catalysts used hitherto.
- the yield of the desired product NO x can be significantly increased if the oxygen content or the 0 2 / NH 3 ratio in educt gas mixture is adjusted so that almost all oxygen with ammonia according to the primary oxidation reactions (Schemes 1, 5, 6 and 7) is reacted and little or no residual oxygen remains in the resulting product gas.
- a high oxygen excess, as usual, has a negative effect here.
- the present invention relates to a process for the oxidation of ammonia with oxygen in the presence of catalysts, comprising at least one transition Talloxid, which is not an oxide of a platinum metal, in which the ratio of the molar amounts of oxygen to ammonia at the entry of educt gas mixture in the catalyst bed to values of equal to 1.75 mol O 2 / mol NH 3 is set.
- the molar ratio of oxygen to ammonia to be set in accordance with the invention is in the range of from 1.25-1.75 mol O 2 / mol NH 3 .
- the molar ratio is 1.30-1.75 mol of O 2 / mol of NH 3 , more preferably a ratio of 1.35-1.60 mol of O 2 / mol of NH 3, and very particularly preferably a ratio of 1, 35 - 1, 50 mol O 2 / mol NH 3 set.
- the ratio of the molar amounts of oxygen to ammonia of the educt gas mixture at the inlet into the catalyst bed is selected such that it is in the range between 0.1 mol O 2 / mol NH 3 below and 0.4 mol O 2 / mol NH 3 is above an optimum molar ratio, wherein the optimum molar ratio is that ratio of the molar amounts of oxygen to ammonia at the entry of the educt gas mixture in the catalyst bed, in which a maximum of the yield of NO x is achieved.
- the ratio of the molar amounts of oxygen to ammonia entering the catalyst bed is between 0.05 mol O 2 / mol NH 3 below and 0.3 mol O 2 / mol NH 3 above the optimum ratio, particularly advantageously between 0.025 moles O 2 / mol NH 3 below and 0.25 moles O 2 / mol NH 3 above the optimum ratio.
- the determination of the optimum molar ratio of O 2 / NH 3 or of the optimum oxygen content can be carried out on the basis of a series of corresponding experiments under the specific desired process conditions, ie with a selected catalyst in a defined system, at a defined space velocity and flow velocity, at a defined exit or Inlet temperature, defined pressure and defined reaction medium containing oxygen and a defined amount of ammonia.
- the concentration is chosen at constant NH 3 concentration of oxygen entering the catalyst bed such that the corresponding molar O 2 / NH 3 ratio is between a minimum O 2 / NH 3 ratio of, for example, 1.25 mol / mol and a maximum O 2 / NH 3 ratio, is, for example, 1.75 mol / mol, this preferably varies with a selected step size, for example, a step size of less than or equal to 0.1 mol 0 2 / mol NH 3 , and determines the respective yield of NO x achieved .
- the molar ratio of oxygen to ammonia which provides the maximum yield of NO x under the otherwise equal reaction conditions, is then the optimum ratio of oxygen to ammonia.
- the ratio of the molar amounts of oxygen to ammonia at the entry of the reactant gas mixture into the catalyst bed to values of less than or equal to 1.75 mol 0 2 / mol NH 3 , preferably to values of less than or equal to 1 , 60 mol 0 2 / mol NH 3 and particularly preferably adjusted to values of less than or equal to 1.50 mol of O 2 / mol NH 3 , the oxygen content in the product gas at the outlet of the catalyst bed being at least 0.3% by volume, preferably at least 0.4% by volume, and more preferably at least 0.5% by volume.
- 0 2 / NH 3 of less than or equal to 1, 75 mol 0 2 / mol of NH 3 or an inventively suitable oxygen content of the educt gas mixture at the inlet of the catalyst bed by the oxygen content of the product gas at the outlet of the catalyst bed determined by a molar ratio of 0 2 / NH 3 or - at a given NH 3 inlet concentration - a suitable oxygen content according to the invention at the inlet of the catalyst bed is selected so that the oxygen content in the product gas at the outlet of the catalyst bed between 0.3 vol.% And 10.0 vol.%, Preferably between 0.4% by volume and 6.0% by volume, and more preferably between 0.5 and
- suitable 0 2 / NH 3 ratio can for certain process conditions, ie with a selected catalyst in a defined system, at a defined space velocity and flow velocity, at a defined outlet or inlet temperature, defined pressure and defined reaction medium containing oxygen and ammonia, for example, be carried out so that under these process conditions, starting from a predetermined O2 / NH3 ratio, for example starting from a conventional O2 / NH3 ratio of 1, 9 mol / mol or in particular starting from a 0 2 / NH 3 - Ratio of 1.75 mol / mol, with a fixed amount of ammonia, the oxygen content at the entrance of the catalyst bed is reduced until the above-mentioned low oxygen contents are present or detected in the product gas at the outlet of the catalyst bed.
- the determination of the NO x and 0 2 content at the outlet of the catalyst bed can be carried out by methods known to the person skilled in the art.
- the NO x content can be carried out with IR / UV analyzers using heated gas measuring cells. Suitable analyzers are, for example, multicomponent FT-IR or one-component systems with a plurality of IR or UV channels.
- the NO x content can also be measured with a chemiluminescence analyzer with an upstream converter for the reduction of NO 2 to NO.
- the oxygen content can advantageously be measured with a heated analyzer for measuring the paramagnetism or a zirconia probe.
- the oxygen content of the product gas at the outlet of the catalyst bed can also be determined by calculation as the difference between the oxygen content of the educt gas mixture at the inlet of the catalyst bed and the oxygen consumption in the catalyst bed.
- the oxygen consumption in the catalyst bed results from the outlet concentrations of the components N 2 , NO, NO 2 and N 2 O or the product selectivities derived therefrom from the NH 3 inlet concentration and the corresponding stoichiometric ratios of O 2 / NH 3 according to equations ( 1), (5), (6) and (7).
- the inventive method is preferably at pressures of 1 bar abs. to 10 bar abs., Particularly preferably at pressures of 1, 5 bar abs. up to 6 bar abs., most preferably at pressures of 2 bar abs.
- the NH 3 concentration at the entry into the oxidation reactor in the process according to the invention is preferably 1-17% by volume, more preferably 4-15% by volume, in particular 7-14% by volume.
- the upper limit of the NH 3 content is advantageously determined 3 -oxygen mixtures through the lower explosion limit of the NH which is also dependent on other possible gas components, such as. Water vapor.
- the temperature in the process gas stream at the outlet of the oxidation catalyst is predetermined by the ammonia concentration of the gas mixture at the inlet of the oxidation catalytic converter.
- the catalyst used according to the invention preferably exhibits its highest performance in a lower temperature range than the platinum-based metallic catalysts.
- the temperature at the outlet from the catalyst bed for example, the arrangement of the shaped catalyst body, according to the invention preferably between 700 ° C and 950 °, more preferably between 750 ° C - set 850 ° C (measured at the outlet of the gas mixture from the catalyst bed or at several catalyst beds exiting the last catalyst bed).
- This can be achieved by adjusting the inlet temperature of the educt gas mixture and / or the ammonia concentration in the educt gas mixture.
- the greater spatial extent of the arrangement of the catalyst moldings used according to the invention over the platinum-based metallic see catalyst networks the polytropic operation by the partial removal or dissipation of the heat of reaction. This can be achieved, for example, by cooling the reactor walls or by housing integrated cooling devices in the catalyst arrangement.
- the high activity of the shaped catalyst bodies permits a low light-off temperature or low "blow-out” temperature and thus a low inlet temperature of the feed gas mixture containing NH 3 and oxygen into the (first) catalyst bed, for example into an arrangement of shaped catalyst bodies
- This inlet temperature may be between 20 ° C and 300 ° C, preferably between 50 ° C and 200 ° C, more preferably between 50 ° C and 150 ° C.
- Catalysts In principle, all catalysts which contain as active component at least one transition metal oxide which is not an oxide of a platinum metal are suitable for the process according to the invention.
- a platinum metal is an element of the 5th and 6th period of groups 8 to 10 of the Periodic Table of the Elements, that is to say an element of the group Ru, Rh, Pd, Os, Ir and Pt.
- the catalysts used according to the invention exhibit, under the operating conditions of the process according to the invention, ie at a NH 3 / O 2 ratio adjusted in accordance with the invention, in the range between 0.1 mol of O 2 / mol NH 3 below and 0.4 mol
- the catalysts used according to the invention permit NO x yields which are comparable or even better than the NO x yields in the Ostwald process using commercially available platinum metal mesh catalysts.
- catalysts containing transition metal oxides which are not oxides of platinum metals and undergo under the above condition no irreversible reduction to inactive low-valent oxides are particularly suitable.
- catalysts which stabilize i. containing doped transition metal oxides which are not oxides of platinum metals or mixed oxides of these transition metal oxides.
- doped transition metal oxides are e.g. Iron oxides doped with e.g. Bismuth oxide, chromium oxide or manganese oxide.
- the usable mixed oxides particularly preferably have a spinel, delafossite or particularly preferably a perovskite or brownmillerite structure.
- Perovskites used according to the invention preferably have the structure ABO3-O, where A represents monovalent, divalent or trivalent cations and B trivalent, tetravalent or pentavalent cations, the ionic radius of A is greater than the ionic radius of B and ⁇ is a number between 0.001 and 1.5, preferably between 0.01 and 0.9, and more preferably between 0.01 and 0.5.
- A represents monovalent, divalent or trivalent cations
- B trivalent, tetravalent or pentavalent cations
- ⁇ is a number between 0.001 and 1.5, preferably between 0.01 and 0.9, and more preferably between 0.01 and 0.5.
- Brownmillerites used according to the invention typically have the structure
- a particularly suitable perovskite compound is LaCoO 3 ⁇ ö with ⁇ between 0.01 and 0.5.
- Particularly suitable as further dopants are transition metals whose oxides preferably exist in the tetravalent state, such as. Ce or Mn.
- platinum metals or oxides of platinum metals for example up to 10% by weight, in particular up to 5% by weight, based on the active component (s) of catalyst, may be added to the catalysts used according to the invention.
- the catalytically active components used in the process according to the invention can be prepared by means of a solid-state reaction.
- mixtures of oxides, binary oxides, or formers of oxides, for example carbonates are usually used as starting materials.
- the starting materials are intimately mixed in a composition tailored to the target phase and then calcined. Under calcination conditions, the catalytically active phases form in the form of crystallites.
- metal hydroxides or complexed metal cations for example as citrates or oxalates, which consist of metal salt solutions which are solely the primary or the primary and secondary metal oxides can serve as precursors for metal oxides
- Component can be precipitated with precipitating reagents.
- Suitable precipitation reagents are, for example, alkalis, such as ammonia, or ammonium carbonate.
- the hydrolysis of alkoxides can be used to prepare precursors of the metal oxides.
- sol-gel synthesis can be applied be based on instead of solutions of stable colloidal systems.
- alkoxides for example, water or various alcohols can serve as hydrolyzing agents.
- the stoichiometry of the metal oxide phases to be prepared is predetermined by suitable choice of the proportions of the starting compounds, for example metal salts or alkoxides.
- the metal oxide precursors thus prepared are prepared by filtration, washing and drying.
- the metal oxide phases are formed, which can be further homogenized by alternating grinding and calcining stages.
- powder preparation in particular grinding and fractionation, in order to make the resulting powders accessible to shaping by, for example, extrusion or compression.
- the catalytically active components can also be prepared by means of pyrolysis reactions.
- metal-containing starting materials for example metal salts, organometallic compounds or products obtained by precipitation technology are reacted in a highly exothermic reaction at high temperatures, for example up to 1000 ° C.
- oxidizing agents for example ammonium nitrate
- organic fuels such as urea, citric acid or glycine
- the pyrolysis reaction can be initiated from solutions, suspensions or solids. With this method, the stoichiometry of the target phase can be adjusted by suitable presentation of the starting compounds.
- the resulting powders are of high phase purity with high to very high specific surface area.
- these and other active components or co-components can be incorporated or embedded in any desired, preferably ceramic matrix or applied to any, preferably ceramic carrier.
- ceramic material based on oxides, carbides or nitrides of the elements selected from the group Si, Al, Mg, Zr and B; Particular preference is given to ceramic materials such as cordierite, mullite, magnesium oxide or, in particular, silicon carbide, which is distinguished by high chemical and mechanical resistance and excellent thermal conductivity.
- the catalyst moldings should consist of more than 70%, preferably more than 80%, particularly preferably more than 85%, based on the total weight of the molding, of catalytically active material.
- the shaped catalyst body can be in the form of shaped bodies of any size and geometry, preferably in geometries which have a high surface area to volume ratio and whose flow causes the least possible pressure loss. Preference is given to moldings in which the surface-to-volume ratio is 0.5 to 10 mm -1 , in particular 1-5 mm -1 .
- Typical are all geometries known in catalysis, such as, for example, cylinders, hollow cylinders, multi-hole cylinders, rings, broken granules Particular preference is given to honeycomb monoliths or so-called miniliths, ie very small honeycomb shaped bodies which are generally used as bulk material
- the shaped bodies can be produced by shaping processes known in ceramic processing, such as dry pressing, granulating or extruding
- the arrangement of the shaped catalyst bodies can be designed, for example, as a random bed or as an ordered packing.
- the ammonia oxidation reactor used according to the invention can be designed like a conventional ammonia oxidation reactor or "burner" Retrofitting existing systems of particular advantage, since no or only insignificant changes in apparatus are required. Frequently, the Pt / Rh nets lie on a loose bed of ceramic rings.
- the shaped catalyst body can then be treated as a bed or as an ordered packing, for example. B. be installed by honeycomb bodies in the reactor. At the edge of the reactor special precautions must be taken in order to prevent that a part of the ammonia / oxygen-containing Eduktgasgemisches flows past the catalyst.
- Such arrangements may be, for example, gas-impermeable high-temperature-resistant metal strips, which are connected to the wall of the reactor and on which the catalyst charge or the outer elements of the ordered catalyst packing partially rest.
- Method of the invention at space velocities of 50,000 h is preferably "is 1 to 500,000 h" 1, more preferably between 100,000 h "and operated 300,000 h.
- space velocity the ratio of volume fractions of the gas mixture (in the context measured at 273 , 15 K and 1, 01325 bara) per hour based on a volume fraction of catalyst, ie the Bulk or packing volume, understood.
- the space velocity can thus be adjusted via the volume flow of the gas and / or via the volume of the catalyst or its amount.
- the ammonia oxidation reactor of the process according to the invention is preferably equipped with a device for igniting the reaction on the catalyst. For example, a hydrogen flame from a movable lance directed towards the gas inlet side of the shaped catalyst body can be used for this purpose.
- the inventive molar ratio of O 2 / NH 3 in the gas stream at the inlet to the oxidation catalyst can be technically realized in various ways.
- such an amount of gaseous NH 3 can be added to an air stream so that the desired molar ratio of O 2 / NH 3 results.
- a ratio of 1.25-1.75 mol of O 2 / mol of NH 3 corresponds to an NH 3 content of 14.4% by volume to 0.7% by volume
- 1.75 mol of O 2 / mol of NH 3 corresponds to an NH 3 content of 13.9% by volume-10.7% by volume
- a ratio of 1.35-1.6 mol of O 2 / mol NH 3 corresponds to an NH 3 content of 13.5% by volume - 1.6% by volume.
- Another possible step for adjusting the molar ratio of O 2 / NH 3 according to the invention is that the NH 3 combustion is fed together with the air or in its place, for example, a gas stream which is less than 20 vol .-%, preferably less than 10% by volume, more preferably less than 5% by volume of oxygen.
- the NH 3 combustion together with the air or in its place may preferably be a certain proportion of the acid.
- low-emission residual gas for example, taken after a reactor of the residual gas purification for N 2 0 and ⁇ reduction, are supplied. This is shown by way of example in FIG. 2 for a two-pressure HN0 3 system.
- the purified residual gas stream (210) before being fed into the NH 3 combustion still by a turbine (1 1) to the corresponding pressure level of the NH 3 combustion relaxed.
- the recirculated, purified residual gas should have an oxygen content of ⁇ 5% by volume, in particular ⁇ 3% by volume, very particularly ⁇ 2% by volume.
- the residual content of NO x should be ⁇ 20 ppmv, preferably ⁇ 10 ppmv, more preferably ⁇ 5 ppmv.
- the air stream supplied to the NH 3 combustion can also be divided into a 0 2 -reduced and an 02-enriched partial stream, for example by pressure swing adsorption, by a cryogenic decomposition or also by means of membranes, eg with an oxygen anion conductive ceramic membrane.
- a 0 2 -reduced partial stream with a 0 2 content of, for example, 13% Vol 0 2 then the NH 3 to be burned , for example, 10% by volume, added, while the 0 2 -rich partial stream the process gas after the primary NH 3 - Oxidation is supplied.
- the O 2 / NH 3 ratio according to the invention before feeding the NH 3 and contact with the NH 3 oxidation catalyst can also be adjusted by dilution of the 0 2 -containing gas stream with water vapor.
- the water vapor can then be recondensed after the NH 3 combustion on cooling of the process gas stream before entering the absorption tower to form fuming acid again.
- the invention also relates to a plant for the oxidation of ammonia
- a device for depleting oxygen from an oxygen-containing gas mixture preferably from air or
- the system according to the invention can be operated under elevated pressure.
- the plant contains at least one compressor (1) through which an oxygen-containing gas stream, for example air, compressed and fed to a reactor (3) for ammonia oxidation.
- the feeding of the ammonia to the reactor (3) can be carried out by introducing the ammonia into the compressed oxygen-containing gas stream.
- the nitrogen oxide produced in the reactor (3) with oxygen-containing secondary gas for example, with secondary air, oxidized to NO2 and introduced into an absorption tower (8), where the reaction of NO 2 is carried out with water to nitric acid.
- the plant according to the invention preferably contains at least one second compressor for compressing the oxygen-containing secondary gas stream before it enters an absorption tower (8), in which the nitrogen oxide produced is treated with water.
- the dilution of the air flow to c1) with water vapor and / or nitrogen with an O2 content ⁇ 5 vol .-%.
- the depletion of oxygen to c2) takes place from an oxygen-containing gas mixture, preferably from air by pressure swing adsorption, cryogenic decomposition or by means of membranes.
- the invention also relates to a plant for the oxidation of ammonia and subsequent absorption of NO x comprising
- oxygen-containing gas stream is generated c1) by a device for diluting an air stream with a gas stream containing less than 20% by volume, preferably less than 10% by volume, particularly preferably less than 5% by volume of oxygen, or
- a device for depleting oxygen from an oxygen-containing gas mixture preferably from air, or
- the dilution of the air stream according to c1) is carried out with steam or with a stream of nitrogen containing less than 20% by volume, preferably less than 10% by volume, particularly preferably less than 5% by volume of oxygen.
- the nitrogen stream with a 0 2 content ⁇ 5 vol .-% removed from the residual gas line downstream of the absorption tower.
- the depletion of oxygen to c2) takes place from an oxygen-containing gas mixture, preferably from air by pressure swing adsorption, cryogenic decomposition or by means of membranes.
- the generation of the oxygen-containing gas stream, which is combined according to E) with the NO x -containing process gas stream, preferably takes place by oxygen enrichment of air by pressure swing adsorption, cryogenic decomposition or by means of membranes.
- a peroxide-containing stream at the top of the absorption tower (8) an addition of a peroxide-containing stream. It may be a liquid stream containing a dissolved peroxide. Examples thereof are solutions containing an inorganic peroxide compound, such as hydrogen peroxide or perborate, or solutions holding an organic peroxy compound such as an organic peroxide, an organic hydroperoxide or an organic percarboxylic acid or their esters.
- an inorganic peroxide compound such as hydrogen peroxide or perborate
- an organic peroxy compound such as an organic peroxide, an organic hydroperoxide or an organic percarboxylic acid or their esters.
- the abovementioned systems for the oxidation of ammonia are integrated into a plant for the production of nitric acid or of caprolactam.
- FIGS. 1-3 illustrate by way of example a plant for the production of nitric acid for one of the prior art (FIG. 1) and, for another, different variants of a plant according to the invention (FIGS. 2-3). Show it:
- Figure 1 A simplified schematic representation of a conventional monomildeldruckstrom for nitric acid production.
- Figures 2 to 3 Schematic representations of variants of the method / system of the invention integrated into a two-pressure plant for nitric acid production.
- FIGS. 4, 5 and 6 The dependence of the NO x yield on the oxygen content in the educt gas mixture or on the molar ratio of oxygen to ammonia in the educt gas mixture for three variants of the process according to the invention
- FIG. 1 shows a simplified flow diagram of a conventional monomode printing system.
- an air flow supplied through line 100 is compressed and supplied to reactor (3) for ammonia oxidation via line 120.
- the compressed air in line 120 is admixed with gaseous ammonia, which has been previously supplied via line 110 in liquid form to an ammonia evaporator (2).
- a portion of the compressed air is diverted from line 120 and fed via line 130 as so-called. Secondary air to the process gas before entering the absorption tower (8).
- the ammonia oxidation takes place, the ammonia being oxidized to NO and H 2 O for the most part.
- the resulting product gas releases a first part of the heat of reaction in the waste heat part of the reactor (3) to a heat exchanger (3b), leaves the reactor (3) and passes through further heat exchangers (with residual oxygen or air supplied via line 130) with continuous oxidation of the NO formed. 4) for further cooling of the process gas before it is then fed to the absorption tower (8).
- At least one heat exchanger is designed as a condenser (5), in which a part of the formed NO x and H 2 O is deposited as acid condensate, which in turn via line 150 using a pump (6) fed to the absorption tower (8).
- the remaining, the majority of the NO x -containing gas mixture is introduced after unification with entstammender from line 130 secondary air via line 140 in the absorption tower (8).
- the additional air supplied to the process gas serves to further oxidize the NO contained in the process gas to NO 2 .
- the reaction of the NO x with water then takes place to nitric acid, which leaves the absorption tower (8) via line 160.
- the required water is supplied to the absorption tower (8) via line 170.
- the nitrogen oxide-containing residual gas from the absorption tower (8) leaves it via line 180, passes inter alia the heat exchanger (4), where it undergoes heating and the residual gas purification (9) is supplied.
- the residual gas purification (9) is supplied.
- feed line 230 gaseous ammonia
- the purified residual gas leaving the residual gas purification (9) which consists predominantly of nitrogen and too small parts of water and oxygen and possibly traces of residual nitrogen oxides, is then fed via line 190 to a residual gas turbine (10), where it is depressurized to generate energy. it leaves via line 200 and is discharged into the surrounding area.
- the flow chart of a typical two-pressure plant for the production of HNO 3 differs from the monomildeldruckstrom shown in Figure 1 by an additional compression stage, which is arranged in the conduit 140 after supplying the secondary air stream 130 and before entering the absorption tower (8). Also not shown in Figure 1 is a functional unit for bleaching the product acid with the secondary air stream. This may be integrated in the lower part of the absorption column or else be designed as a separate column, which is arranged in a two-pressure system before supplying the secondary air flow 130 in the line 140 of the process gas stream downstream of the aforementioned compression stage for the process gas.
- FIG. 2 shows by way of example a flow chart of one or more variants of the method according to the invention and of one or more variants of a system according to the invention using the example of a two-pressure nitric acid plant.
- Air compressor (1), ammonia evaporator (2), reactor (3), heat exchanger (3b, 4), condenser (5), pump (6), absorption tower (8), residual gas purification (9) and residual gas turbine (10) and lines 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, 150, 160, 170, 180, 190, 200 and 230 correspond in function and interconnection to the elements shown in FIG.
- a compressor (7) is additionally shown, with which the process gas from line 140 is compressed before it enters the absorption tower (8).
- the catalyst (3c) is not a platinum metal network, but is designed as a packing or bed of shaped catalyst bodies containing a transition metal oxide, which is not an oxide of a platinum metal.
- a line 220 is provided in the installation of FIG. 2, through which a gaseous dilution medium having an oxygen content ⁇ 20% by volume, for example an oxygen-depleted air stream or water vapor, is fed into the educt gas mixture before it enters the reactor (3) can be.
- a gaseous dilution medium having an oxygen content ⁇ 20% by volume for example an oxygen-depleted air stream or water vapor
- the desired ratio of oxygen to ammonia in the educt gas mixture according to the invention can be adjusted in a controlled manner. It is also possible, with the system shown in FIG. 2 with or without the use of the supply lines 210 and 220, to achieve the inventively desired ratio of oxygen to ammonia in the educt gas mixture by a primary air flow 120 and increased secondary air flow 130 reduced compared to conventional HNO 3 process adjust.
- FIG. 3 describes further variants of the method according to the invention and of a system according to the invention using the example of a two-pressure nitric acid plant.
- Air compressor (1), ammonia evaporator (2), reactor (3), catalyst bed (3c), heat exchanger (3b, 4), condenser (5), pump (6), process gas compressor (7), absorption tower (8), residual gas purification (9 ) and residual gas turbine (10) and lines 100, 1 10, 140, 150, 160, 170, 180, 190, 200 and 230) correspond in function and interconnection, in principle, the elements shown in Figure 2.
- a device (2) for breaking up air is provided, into which the air from compressed air compressor (1) is introduced and compressed.
- a (partial) separation of air into a fraction with reduced oxygen content and into a fraction with increased oxygen content is fed into line 120 and fed to the reactor (3).
- the gas mixture with the increased oxygen content is fed into line 130 and fed to the predominantly NO x -containing gas mixture originating from the condenser (5) in line 140.
- FIG. 3 shows a line 240, via which a liquid stream containing peroxide can be guided into the absorption tower (8).
- the supply of this stream forms an alternative way of supplying the for the NO oxidation oxygen required in the absorption tower.
- This measure can be operated as an alternative or in combination with the aforementioned measure E, ie a device arranged between reactor (3) for ammonia oxidation and absorption tower (8) for combining the ⁇ -containing process gas stream with an oxygen-containing gas stream.
- Figures 4 to 6 show examples of selected transition metal catalysts (Figures 4 and 5: Active component LaCo0 3.
- Figure 6 Active component LaMn0 3) as in the oxidation of NH 3 for different variants of the method according to the invention on a laboratory scale, by reducing the oxygen content in a Ammonia and oxygen-containing gas mixture that can be achieved by adjusting the ratio of the molar amounts of oxygen and ammonia according to the invention at the entrance of Edu- ktgasgemisches in the catalyst bed increased yields of NO x .
- honeycomb catalysts of 1 cm in length, about 18 mm in diameter and having a cell density of 200 cpsi and 400 cpsi, respectively, were placed in a quartz glass tube reactor having an inner diameter of 20 mm and a synthetic gas mixture of ammonia, oxygen and nitrogen flows through.
- the metering of the gas streams was carried out by means of thermal mass flow devices
- reaction tube was surrounded with a metal jacket and placed in two stacked tube furnaces.
- the resulting reaction temperature was measured with a thermocouple about 1 mm below the honeycomb (Taus).
- this outlet temperature was about 750 ° C. (FIG. 4) and at 10% by volume 825 ° C. (FIG. 5) or about 900 ° C. (FIG. 6).
- Analyzes of the test gas were alternately conducted from the inlet and outlet of the reactor to an analyzer by means of a switchover.
- the analyzer used to determine the volume concentrations of ammonia, nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO 2 ) and water was a FT-IR (Model 6700 Advanced Gold from Thermo-Nicolet) equipped with a heated gas sump
- the O2 concentration was determined by means of the OXYMAT 6 device, heated version from Siemens.
- the stated volume concentration corresponds in a first approximation to the molar concentrations of the individual components.
- the achievement of a stationary operating point was awaited on the basis of the analytical result of the gas at the reactor outlet.
- the honeycomb bodies were produced by extrusion of appropriately prepared LaMnO 3 or LaCoO 3 powders with the addition of appropriate binders and plasticizing auxiliaries and subsequent drying and calcining.
- the starting powders for the catalysts tested were prepared by alkaline precipitation from stoichiometric prepared solutions of the corresponding metal salts, filtration, washing and final calcination of the resulting precipitates prepared.
- the phase formation and purity of the respective perovskite phases were checked by XRD (X-ray diffractometry).
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