Alkylation of Benzene with Ethylene in Dry Gas by Catalytic Distillation
Jirui Zhang
Abstract
Jirui Zhang
Abstract
The alkylation of benzene with ethylene in dry gas over modified β zeolite catalyst by catalytic distillation has been studied.After the influence of technological parameters on the alkylation was investigated,the appropriate operating conditions were proposed as follows:catalyst packing fraction 20%,ethylene WHSV 0 287 h -1 ,feed molar ratio of benzene to ethylene ≥2 5,pressure ≥2 0 MPa,temperature 140~180 ℃,ethylene molar fraction in dry gas≥12%.Under these conditions,the conversion of ethylene is over 95%,the selectivity of ethylbenzene is over 95% and there is almost no dimethylbenzene produced during the alkylation.
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The alkylation of benzene with ethylene in dry gas over modified β zeolite catalyst by catalytic distillation has been studied.After the influence of technological parameters on the alkylation was investigated,the appropriate operating conditions were proposed as follows:catalyst packing fraction 20%,ethylene WHSV 0 287 h -1 ,feed molar ratio of benzene to ethylene ≥2 5,pressure ≥2 0 MPa,temperature 140~180 ℃,ethylene molar fraction in dry gas≥12%.Under these conditions,the conversion of ethylene is over 95%,the selectivity of ethylbenzene is over 95% and there is almost no dimethylbenzene produced during the alkylation.
Key concepts: Ethylene, Alkylation, Benzene, Catalysis, Ethylbenzene, Chemistry, Dry gas, Zeolite