WO2016166184A1 - Verfahren und anlage zur herstellung eines polyolefins - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method and a plant for producing a polyolefin according to the preambles of the independent claims.
- polyolefins for example polyethylene and polypropylene
- polyolefins for example polyethylene and polypropylene
- different methods are known and, for example, in the article "Polyolefins” in Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry, published online June 15, 2000, DOI: 10.1002 / 14356007.a21_487, or S. van der Wen, "Polypropylene and other polyolefins: Polymerization and Characterization", Studies in Polymer Science 7, Amsterdam: Elsevier Sciences 2007.
- organoaluminum compounds also referred to as organoaluminum organoaluminium compounds
- organoaluminum organoaluminium compounds are described as
- Cocatalysts used in the polymerization can also pass in certain amounts in a corresponding monomer-containing effluent.
- Aluminum hydroxide is soluble in a strongly acidic and strongly alkaline medium, but hardly in the more neutral pH range. It may form a tough, gel-like or solid mass, which can lead to deposits and relocations of plant parts here.
- the entry of a corresponding monomer-containing effluent, which can lead to the formation of such a mass in certain parts of the system, or a corresponding mass itself, in a petrochemical plant, in particular in an olefin plant, is therefore to be avoided. Otherwise, the process and plant operation could be severely impaired, including plant failure.
- any other process for the recovery and subsequent work-up of corresponding crude gas mixtures or a combination of such processes may in principle be used in the context of the present invention, provided that a liquor wash is provided in the process control at a suitable location.
- a liquor wash is provided in the process control at a suitable location.
- they may be processes based, for example, on the (oxidative) dehydrogenation of alkanes or the oxidative coupling of methane.
- a “crude gas mixture” in the language used here is a gas mixture which is formed using a product mixture of one or more identical or different, parallel or consecutive running olefin synthesis steps.
- a “formation” of the crude gas mixture may, for example, also include process steps such as cooling, oil washing, compression and / or water washing. If no such process steps are provided, the composition of the product mixture may also correspond to the composition of the crude gas mixture.
- the "formation” of the crude gas mixture can also comprise merely passing the product mixture over suitable lines and providing it as a product mixture. In the formation of the crude gas mixture and several product mixtures can be combined with each other. This can also be done
- a crude gas mixture may also involve the separation of a portion of one or more product mixtures, but a crude gas mixture as defined herein always contains components formed in the one or more olefin synthesis steps.
- a "product mixture” is a mixture that typically comprises all compounds obtained downstream of one or more olefin synthesis steps.
- a corresponding raw gas mixture is an alkaline medium, such as a diluted aqueous sodium hydroxide solution.
- the acid gases contained go into solution in the alkaline medium in this way. That with the
- Sour gas-laden medium is obtained as so-called waste liquor.
- the waste liquor can be regenerated by removing the acid gases and used again in the lye washing. Lye washing is usually carried out in a wash column, as explained in detail below.
- the present invention proposes a method for producing a
- Olefin monomers which are not reacted in the one or more polymerization steps, are converted at least in part into one or more gaseous, monomer-containing effluents, the one or more more
- organoaluminum compounds which are one or more cocatalysts used in the polymerization step (s) and / or one or more cocatalysts or cocatalysts
- organoaluminum compounds in neutral aqueous solution can form a tough, gelatinous or solid mass.
- monomer-containing effluents downstream of one or more olefin synthesis steps, are contacted with a crude gas mixture formed using a product mixture of the olefin synthesis step (s), and contacted together with the
- Rohgasgemisch be subjected to a lye wash.
- the present invention thus enables the organoaluminum (s)
- One or more monomer-containing effluents can easily and without problems in an existing or already to be built
- Lye wash completely or almost completely washed out it can not come in particular for the installation of components in the downstream part of a corresponding separator.
- the present invention enables a higher material utilization, by the combustion of raw materials (namely, the said olefin monomers) can be completely avoided.
- organoaluminum compound (s) are “completely” or “almost completely” washed out, this may include a leaching of the entire amount of the in the
- organoaluminum compound traces, for example up to 10 ppm by mole or ppm by weight, 1 ppm by mole or ppm by weight or 0.1 ppm by mole or ppm by weight, if the
- organoaluminum compound (s) in contact with water. It can also be a leaching to a defined residual content, for example, a residual content of up to 100 mol ppm or ppm by weight, in particular up to 10 mol ppm or ppm by weight.
- the A received power is then as used herein, "poor or free of" the one or the other
- organoaluminum compounds are organoaluminum compounds.
- the one or more gaseous, monomer-containing effluents downstream of one or more treatment steps to which a product mixture of the or olefin synthesis steps is subjected to the formation of the crude gas mixture are combined with the crude gas mixture. If the crude gas mixture, for example, dried, and thus contains this no more water with which the
- organoaluminum (s) can react in the monomer or monomer-containing effluents, a combination of the gaseous, monomer-containing effluents with the crude gas mixture at any point downstream of the drying take place. In this case, lines can be saved if necessary. If such drying does not take place because the raw gas mixture in the lye washing again comes into contact with an aqueous stream and thus absorbs water, the gaseous, monomer-containing effluents are advantageously brought into contact with the raw gas mixture only in the lye washing. In this way, a laying of lines upstream of the lye wash can be safely avoided without a costly drying is required.
- a combination of the gaseous, monomer-containing effluents with the crude gas mixture is therefore preferably in such cases immediately before
- Lye washing particularly preferably directly in the lye washing.
- An association which takes place "immediately before" lye washing is understood to mean that a stream formed by the combination is supplied to lye washing without being subjected to influences which influence its composition. Influences that could affect the composition of the stream formed by the union would also be, for example, a longer residence time of the stream formed by the union in a longer conduit system, which could form and deposit aluminum hydroxide. However, influences which could influence the composition are also particularly mentioned
- the or the treatment steps include a cooling and / or a water wash.
- the or the treatment steps include a cooling and / or a water wash.
- the Contacting the monomer-containing effluents with the crude gas mixture downstream of a water wash ensures that the one or more organoaluminium compounds are no longer in contact with appreciable amounts of water.
- Contacting upstream of the water wash, and thus also a direct feed to the olefin synthesis steps or immediately thereafter, would be disadvantageous because in this way the contained organoaluminum (s) compound (s) would be fed into the water wash and There could form aluminum hydroxide there.
- the gaseous, monomer-containing effluents only come into contact with the raw gas mixture directly upstream of the liquor wash or in the latter, the formation of solidifying aluminum hydroxide can be reliably prevented. Also in the
- the lye washing can be carried out in the context of the present invention in different process variants. Usually, however, come
- one or more washing columns are used, wherein the gaseous or monomer-containing effluents in or upstream of the one or more washing columns are brought into contact with the crude gas mixture.
- the present invention can therefore be used in conventional facilities for carrying out lye washing, a special structural adaptation is not required.
- Lye washing has the particular advantage that even in the supply lines in the wash column no deposits that may arise from the possibly existing residual moisture in the fed synthesis effluent could occur.
- a "direct feed” means to let a line leading exclusively to the gaseous, monomer-containing effluents lead into a column interior of a corresponding washing column.
- an expulsion gas is used, by means of which the polymer formed is permeated or flushed around (so-called purge).
- the exhaust gas can, for example
- the present invention also allows for monomer-containing effluents containing nitrogen or other components of a flue gas, without additional treatment (e.g. Membrane process to separate the Austreibgases of the monomers) to process. Even such monomer-containing effluents can be fed directly to the lye wash.
- the exhaust gas can be separated in existing facilities downstream of the lye wash.
- the method can advantageously be used using one or more washing columns in the lye washing, which have mutually separated by liquid barrier floors (so-called chimney flues) sections, the number of sections depending on the substance to be washed
- the number of sections may be, for example, 2 to 5, in particular 2 to 3.
- one or more washing columns can be used, which are connected in parallel or in series.
- the present invention can provide, the or the monomerhahaligen effluents only in one or only a part of several washing columns with the
- organoaluminum compound (s) or compounds formed therefrom by the influence of the alkali are only found again in the waste liquor of the washing columns in question, so that only a subset of the washing liquor must be treated accordingly, if one Such treatment is required at all. In other words, if several wash columns are used anyway, the waste liquor can at least one these columns of organoaluminum (s) compound (s) or compounds formed therefrom are kept free.
- the present invention is particularly suitable for use in processes in which the gaseous, monomer-containing effluents and the crude gas mixture are brought into contact with a washing medium in the alkali washing, the sodium hydroxide in a content of 0.5 to 20 wt .-%, in particular from 1 to 12 wt .-%, in particular from 2 to 8 wt .-%, in particular in aqueous solution.
- the sodium hydroxide in aqueous solution the aluminum is present in the form of sodium tetrahydroxoaluminate from the organoaluminum compounds considered here, which remains in solution under the prevailing alkaline process conditions and can be discharged with the waste liquor via the normal process route.
- Wastewater is required, is very simple and typically includes a neutralization in which aluminum hydroxide precipitates and therefore can be separated as a solid. The waste liquor can therefore be freed from aluminum hydroxide without much effort.
- the monomer-containing effluents in a content of up to 5 wt .-%, in particular up to 2.5 wt .-%, in particular up to 1.25 wt .-%, in particular up to 0.5 wt .-%, in particular up to 1000 ppm by weight, in particular up to 500 ppm by weight are included.
- the one or more organoaluminum compounds may be contained in a content of more than 1, 10 or 100 ppm by weight. In this way, a particularly favorable dilution and thus a good result
- Polyethylene fall, for example, gaseous, monomer-containing effluents with a volume flow of 10 to 300 kg / h with a content of up to 1, 2 wt .-%
- TAA Triethylaluminum
- the present invention is in principle suitable for all types of organoaluminum compounds which are used as polymerization cocatalysts.
- R 1 and R 2 are branched or unbranched C 1 - to C 12 -alkyl chains and X 1 and X 2 represent a halogen atom, and / or in the form of at least one further compound formed from said compounds.
- aluminum alkyls in particular triethylaluminum, and ethylaluminoxanes with their derivatives and corresponding reaction products are contained in the context of the present invention.
- the invention is also suitable for monomer-containing effluents which contain aluminum-containing secondary products which can form from the cocatalysts in the polymerization step.
- a leachate which has been depleted in or removed from the organoaluminum compounds or free from them is obtained in the lye washing.
- Hydrocarbons contained in the scrubbing effluent are fed to one or more separation steps, one or more olefin-rich fractions being obtained in the one or more separation steps.
- the present invention enables a fully integrated process in which the olefin monomers that are subjected to the polymerization step (s) are provided, at least in part, using the one or more olefin-rich fractions.
- the method is also suitable for the external provision of appropriate fractions or monomers.
- Corresponding monomers can also be used, for example in pressure tanks,
- the present invention is suitable for all
- the present invention also extends to an apparatus for producing a polyolefin from olefin monomers. This one or more
- Polymerization reactors which are adapted to subject the olefin monomers to one or more polymerization steps and thereby catalytically react a portion of the olefin monomers to the polyolefin.
- Means are also provided which are adapted to convert, at least in part, the olefin monomers which are not reacted in the one or more polymerization steps into one or more gaseous, monomer-containing effluents, which also contain one or more organoaluminum compounds, which is one or more in the polymerisation step (s) used cocatalysts and / or one or more of the one or more
- Cocatalysts formed compounds are provided which are adapted to bring the gaseous monomer-containing effluents downstream of one or more olefin synthesis steps into contact with a crude gas mixture formed using a product mixture or the olefin synthesis steps and to subject them to lye washing together with the crude gas mixture.
- the device according to the invention benefits from the advantages explained above, to which reference is expressly made.
- Figure 1 shows a method according to an embodiment of the invention in the form of a schematic flow chart.
- FIG. 2 illustrates details of the method shown in FIG. 1 in the form of a schematic process flow diagram.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a method according to an embodiment of the invention in the form of a schematic flow chart.
- the method is designated 100 as a whole.
- the process 100 comprises the steps of 1 to 14 for the production of a polyolefin and the steps of 21 to 28 for the production of olefins.
- the process steps 21 to 28 for the production of the olefins are for a
- the process according to the invention is suitable for all olefin syntheses in which a corresponding product mixture or a crude gas mixture obtained from the product mixture is subjected to alkali washing.
- a stream a containing olefin monomers for example ethylene and / or propylene, is subjected to a treatment and / or conditioning step 11.
- Processing and / or conditioning step 1 for example, the current a brought to a suitable pressure, cleaned and / or tempered.
- the treatment and / or conditioning step 1 1 can also be omitted.
- a stream obtained in this way, now designated c, is fed to one or more polymerization steps 13 in a corresponding reactor.
- the or the polymerization steps 13, a stream d is further subjected, the
- one or more organoaluminum compounds which are used in the or the polymerization steps 13 as cocatalysts can contain.
- a single stream d it is also possible to use a plurality of corresponding streams which may contain different additives and / or auxiliaries.
- the stream d (or several corresponding streams) can, according to the conditioning and / or conditioning step 1 1, a corresponding
- Reprocessing and / or conditioning step 12 subjected and thereby formed from a feed stream b (or more feed streams). Also the
- Processing and / or conditioning step 12 may be omitted.
- a portion of the olefin monomers fed in the form of the stream c is converted into a polyolefin in the polymerisation step or steps 13.
- the process is equally suitable for the production of homopolymers and heteropolymers.
- a stream e is obtained which contains the corresponding polyolefin, for example liquid and / or in the form of granules.
- the stream e is fed to a degassing or gas purging step 14 where it is largely or completely freed of monomers still present and other short-chain hydrocarbons.
- Corresponding compounds can also already be obtained from the polymerization step 13, as illustrated by stream g, for example by being withdrawn from a reactor.
- a Austreibgasstrom i for example nitrogen, can be used with which the
- Polyolefin is washed around or rinsed.
- the olefin monomers but also other compounds contained in the stream e, for example short-chain paraffins, which are formed in the polymerisation step or steps 13, are converted into a gaseous stream g and / or h.
- Both in the stream g and in the stream h, which are referred to herein as "monomer-containing effluents" can be found in addition to the monomers and optionally short-chain
- the one or more monomer-containing effluents g and / or h can also be combined to form a collecting stream k and are according to the illustrated embodiment of a
- a stream I is subjected to one or more olefin synthesis steps 21.
- olefin synthesis steps 21 In the one or more Olefinsynthese suitsen 21, which are carried out in one or more cracking furnaces in the illustrated example, a vapor stream m is also used.
- the process according to the invention is also suitable for other olefin syntheses in which an olefin synthesis step 21 is catalytically operated and, if appropriate, no steam flow m is used.
- a product mixture is obtained, as illustrated by stream n.
- Fissured gas is fed to one or more treatment steps 22, 23.
- the stream n is first in a cooling step 22, for example by means of a linear cooler and / or using so-called quench oil, cooled, whereby a current o is obtained.
- a stream of higher molecular weight compounds can be separated.
- the stream o can then be subjected to a water wash 23, for example, by sending the stream o to a stream of water. By means of this water flow, the stream o is further cooled and higher molecular weight compounds in the stream o can be washed out, for example
- a current p obtained in the water wash can now be subjected to a compression step 25.
- the compression step 25 can be carried out, for example, using a multi-stage compressor, which can be supplied to fluid streams at different pressure levels and removed.
- a multi-stage compressor which can be supplied to fluid streams at different pressure levels and removed.
- Compressing step 25 are taken on a suitable pressure, a current r, which is also in the linguistic use of this application to a
- the stream r is subjected to alkali washing 26, which is illustrated in detail in FIG.
- the lye washing is used to wash so-called acid gases, in particular hydrogen sulfide and carbon dioxide, from the fluid of the stream r.
- the lye washing 26 is at the same time supplied with the monomer-containing effluents g, h or a collecting stream formed therefrom, as likewise illustrated in detail in FIG.
- the lye washing will be or according to the embodiment of the invention illustrated here, in addition to the aforementioned acid gases and in the monomer or the monomer-containing effluents g, h, and in the
- a stream t in addition to a current u, which is supplied to a drying step 27, for example, a stream t
- a current obtained by means of the drying step 27, now denoted by v, can be supplied to a separation 28 in which the compounds contained in the stream v in
- the separation 28 can be performed in any manner. At least part of the fractions or streams formed in the separation 28 can, as illustrated here with stream y, be returned to the olefin synthesis step (s) 21.
- these are, for example, saturated hydrocarbons which are not suitable for polymerization.
- saturated hydrocarbons which are not suitable for polymerization.
- a stream denoted by x here contains, for example, ethylene and / or propylene and can be used as the feed stream a or the treatment and / or
- Conditioning steps 1 1 are subjected upstream of or the polymerization of 13. It is understood that the currents x and a can also be decoupled, so that, for example, in the separation 28 accumulating monomer
- step a may not or not exclusively consist of the compounds contained in stream x.
- the current x can be converted only partially into a feed stream a, wherein a partial stream of x is then recycled otherwise.
- FIG. 2 illustrates details of lye washing 26.
- the central component of a device used in lye washing 26 is one
- Wash column 261 which is illustrated here with four sections.
- the sections are not designated separately.
- the sections are separated by means also not separately designated liquid barrier floors.
- the lowermost portion of the washing column 261 is usually provided with a partition wall which allows separation of the recirculating wash liquor and spent liquor.
- wash liquor and spent liquor have a comparable composition, the partition wall makes it possible however, to separate a floating organic phase and preferentially pass it into the spent liquor.
- a basic washing medium is used, which is in each case introduced by means of pumps 262 in the form of the streams denoted by A in an upper region of the three lower portions of the washing column 261 and withdrawn above the respective liquid barrier tray.
- a water flow B which is likewise provided by means of a corresponding pump 263, can be used.
- a fresh water stream is illustrated in the form of the stream E, a wastewater stream in the form of the stream F.
- the raw gas mixture which is denoted by r in accordance with FIG. 1 and partially compressed in the compression step 25, is tempered by means of a heat exchanger 265. Upstream and / or downstream of the heat exchanger
- the stream r can be combined with the monomer-containing effluent g, h or a corresponding collecting stream k, whereby a stream designated here by G is formed. It should be understood that all of the flows indicated by g, h in FIG. 2 are in each case alternative supply points for gaseous,
- one or more monomer-containing effluents can also be fed directly into the wash column 261, for example below the feed point of the stream r or the stream G. Depending on the required leaching can also be fed into an upstream column section.
- a stream H can be deducted at the top of the washing column 261, the free or largely free of interfering compounds such as the aforementioned so-called acid gases, but also of the or
- a corresponding current H can be tempered by means of a heat exchanger 266 and, in the form of the current s, as explained for Figure 1, further treated.
- an effluent I can be removed, which may contain, inter alia, oily compounds. These can be carried out in an oil separator 267 in the form of a stream K.
- the remaining stream, here denoted by L, can be expanded by means of an expansion valve 268 and transferred to a degassing tank 269.
- Degassing tank 269 volatile compounds can be converted into the gas phase and deducted in the form of the current M.
- Degassed spent liquor can be discharged in the form of stream N and is typically sent for disposal.
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