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Is Rust a Problem? Screening of (Oxygenated) Hydrocarbon Reactivity Nick Gonzales, Marc Levin, and Hector Zamora Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety Center Annual Symposium Fall 2007 Copyright 2005 by Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. This document is made available subject to the condition that the recipient will neither use nor disclose the contents except as agreed in writing with the copyright owner.

Is Rust a Problem? Screening of (Oxygenated) Hydrocarbon Reactivity Nick Gonzales, Marc Levin, and Hector Zamora Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. Mary

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Page 1: Is Rust a Problem? Screening of (Oxygenated) Hydrocarbon Reactivity Nick Gonzales, Marc Levin, and Hector Zamora Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. Mary

Is Rust a Problem?  Screening of (Oxygenated) Hydrocarbon Reactivity

Nick Gonzales, Marc Levin, and Hector ZamoraShell Global Solutions (US) Inc.

Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety CenterAnnual Symposium

Fall 2007

Copyright 2005 by Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. This document is made available subject to the condition that the recipient will neither use nor disclose the contents except as agreed in writing with the copyright owner.

Page 2: Is Rust a Problem? Screening of (Oxygenated) Hydrocarbon Reactivity Nick Gonzales, Marc Levin, and Hector Zamora Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. Mary

Outline

• Background• Experimental Description• Experimental Results for Species with Rust • Summary

Page 3: Is Rust a Problem? Screening of (Oxygenated) Hydrocarbon Reactivity Nick Gonzales, Marc Levin, and Hector Zamora Shell Global Solutions (US) Inc. Mary

• Rust – normally iron(III) oxide - is commonly found in petrochemical processing equipment

• Fines/deposits can provide significant surface area

• Potential exists for rust to react with or catalyze reaction of process species

• Screening of reactivity with such contaminants can be easily overlooked

Background

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APTACTM

Automatic Pressure Tracking

Adiabatic Calorimeter

APTAC is a trademark of TIAX, LLC

Sample

Stirring Magnet

Ceramic Insulation

Pressure Vessel

Pressure & Temperature Controlled Chamber

Reaction Vessel

Heaters

Nitrogen TC

Sample TC

Controlled Vent

Gas/Liquid Injection P Transducer

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Experimental Details• APTAC• Air purged

- Vacuum/N2 addition- N2 pressure/venting

• Nitrogen pad gas (except forethylene tests)

• Iron(III) oxide (“rust”)- Loaded into basket (C2H4;EO)- Poured into cell

Titanium cell

TeflonTM-coated stir bar

sample

TC

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Systems Studied

Ethylene (1-170 m -Fe2O3 powder) Ethylene Oxide (1-170 m -Fe2O3 powder) Cumene Hydroperoxide (< 5 m -Fe2O3) Di-tert-Butyl Peroxide (< 5 m -Fe2O3) Ethylene Glycol (< 5 m -Fe2O3) Diethylene Glycol (< 5 m -Fe2O3) Hydrogen Peroxide (< 5 m -Fe2O3)• (Diethyl Hydroxyl Amine – not yet tested)

In some systems, reaction with other iron oxides (e.g., FeO) was also examined

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Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide, Iron(II) Oxide Temperature Histories @ constant pressure

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ture

[ C

]

Ethylene @ 660 psia (A00638)Ethylene @ 1561 psig (A00639a)Ethylene @ 1799 psig (A00645)Ethylene @1952 psig (A00644)Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide @ 1330 psig (A00701)Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide @ 1580 psig (A00702)Ethylene + Iron (II) Oxide @ 1630 psig (A00704)

Heat-Wait-Search StepExotherm

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Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide , Iron(II) Oxide Self-Heat Rates @ constant pressure

700600200 400300160 18014020 40 60 10080 120 5000.01

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dT/d

t [ C

/min

]

Ethylene @ 660 psia (A00638)Ethylene @ 1561 psig (A00639a)Ethylene @ 1799 psig (A00645)Ethylene @1952 psig (A00644)Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide @ 1330 psig (A00701)Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide @ 1580 psig (A00702)Ethylene + Iron (II) Oxide @ 1630 psig (A00704)

C

Heat-Wait-Search Step

Exotherm

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Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide , Iron(II) Oxide Self-Heat Rates @ constant pressure

40030020 80 120 160 50040 20060 100 140 180 6000.01

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dT/d

t [ C

/min

]

Ethylene @ 1561 psig (A00639a)Ethylene @ 1799 psig (A00645)Ethylene @1952 psig (A00644)Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide @ 1330 psig (A00701)Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide @ 1580 psig (A00702)Ethylene + Iron (II) Oxide @ 1630 psig (A00704)

C

Exotherm threshold

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Ethylene + Iron (III) Oxide , Iron(II) Oxide

Comments:L. Britton (UCC): referred to exotherm onset

temperature as low as 100°C (data not presented in ethylene paper). This was “occasionally” observed.

At this point, it is not clear why lowering of the onset temperature did not occur in our tests.

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TEMPERATURE-TIME HISTORY OF ETHYLENE OXIDE + IRON OXIDEAPTAC Experiments

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ture

[°C

]

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00507)

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00510)

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe2O3 (A00370)

20 g EO + 0.5 g hydrated alpha-Fe2O3 (A00367)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00362)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00363)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00373)

Ethylene Oxide + Iron OxidesTemperature Histories

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PRESSURE-TIME HISTORY OF ETHYLENE OXIDE + IRON OXIDEAPTAC Experiments

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e [p

sia]

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00507)

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00510)

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe2O3 (A00370)

20 g EO + 0.5 g hydrated alpha-Fe2O3 (A00367)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00362)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00363)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00373)

Ethylene Oxide + Iron OxidesPressure Histories

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600 700200180 4003001604020 60 80 120100 140 5000.01

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10

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1000

10000

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dT/d

t [°C

/min

]

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00507)20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00510)20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe2O3 (A00370)20 g EO + 0.5 g hydrated alpha-Fe2O3 (A00367)20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00362)20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00363)20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00373)

°C

Exotherm

Exotherm Threshold

Ethylene Oxide + Iron OxidesSelf-Heat Rates

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500140100 120806020 40 160 300 400180 200 7006000.01

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1

10

100

1000

10000

-1000/T [K-1]

dP/d

t [p

si/m

in]

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00507)

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe3O4 (A00510)

20 g EO + 0.5 g alpha-Fe2O3 (A00370)

20 g EO + 0.5 g hydrated alpha-Fe2O3 (A00367)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00362)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00363)

20 g EO + 0.5 g gamma-Fe2O3 (A00373)

°C

Ethylene Oxide + Iron OxidesPressurization Rates

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Tem

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ture

[ C

]

30%w CHP/Cumene (A00874)

30%w CHP/Cumene + 1.26%w Rust (A00855)

Heat-Wait-Search Step

Exotherm

30%w CHP/cumene + Iron(III) OxideTemperature Histories

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Pres

sure

[psi

a]

30%w CHP/Cumene (A00874)

30%w CHP/Cumene + 1.26%w Rust (A00855)

30%w CHP/cumene + Iron(III) OxidePressure Histories

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500140100 120806020 160 300 400180 200400.01

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10000

-3.5 -3.0 -2.5 -2.0 -1.5 -1.0

-1000/T [K-1]

dT/d

t [

C/m

in]

30%w CHP/Cumene (A00874)

30%w CHP/Cumene + 1.26%w Rust (A00855)

C

Exotherm detected

Heat-Wait-Search Step

30%w CHP/cumene + Iron(III) OxideSelf-Heat Rates

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40 200180 40030016020 60 80 120100 140 500 7006000.001

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10000

-1000/T [K-1]

dP/d

t [p

si/m

in]

30%w CHP/Cumene (A00874)

30%w CHP/Cumene + 1.26%w Rust (A00855)

C

30%w CHP/cumene + Iron(III) OxidePressurization Rates

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Tem

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ture

[ C

]

30%w CHP/Cumene (A00874)

30%w CHP/Cumene + 1.26%w Rust (A00855)

30%w CHP/cumene + Iron(III) OxideTime to Maximum Rate

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ture

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]

20%w DTBP in Toluene (A00575)

20%w DTBP in Toluene + 0.81%w Rust (A00871)

Heat-Wait-Search Step

Exotherm

20%w DTBP/Toluene + Iron(III) OxideTemperature Histories

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Pres

sure

[psi

a]

20%w DTBP in Toluene (A00575)

20%w DTBP in Toluene + 0.81%w Rust (A00871)

20%w DTBP/Toluene + Iron(III) OxidePressure Histories

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40 200180 40030016020 60 80 120100 140 5000.01

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1

10

100

1000

-3.5 -3.0 -2.5 -2.0 -1.5 -1.0

-1000/T [K-1]

dT/d

t [

C/m

in]

20%w DTBP in Toluene (A00575)

20%w DTBP in Toluene + 0.81%w Rust (A00871)

C

Exotherm detected

Heat-Wait-Search Step

20%w DTBP/Toluene + Iron(III) OxideSelf-Heat Rate

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40 200180 40030016020 60 80 120100 140 500 7006000.001

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dP/d

t [p

si/m

in]

20%w DTBP in Toluene (A00575)

20%w DTBP in Toluene + 0.81%w Rust (A00871)

C

20%w DTBP/Toluene + Iron(III) OxidePressurization Rate

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Ethylene Glycol (A00824)

Ethylene Glycol + 1.27%w Rust (A00870)

Heat-Wait-Search Step

Exotherm

Ethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxideTemperature Histories

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sure

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Ethylene Glycol (A00824)

Ethylene Glycol + 1.27%w Rust (A00870)

Ethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxidePressure Histories

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40 200180 40030016020 60 80 120100 140 5000.01

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dT/d

t [

C/m

in]

Ethylene Glycol (A00824)

Ethylene Glycol + 1.27%w Rust (A00870)

C

Ethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxideSelf-Heat Rates

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40 200180 40030016020 60 80 120100 140 500 7006000.001

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dP/d

t [p

si/m

in]

Ethylene Glycol (A00824)

Ethylene Glycol + 1.27%w Rust (A00870)

C

Ethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxidePressurization Rates

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DEG (A00869)

DEG + 1.25%w Rust (A00868)

Heat-Wait-Search Step

Exotherm

Diethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxideTemperature Histories

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Pres

sure

[psi

a]

DEG (A00869)

DEG + 1.25%w Rust (A00868)

Diethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxidePressure Histories

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500140100 120806020 160 300 400180 200400.01

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dT/d

t [

C/m

in]

DEG (A00869)

DEG + 1.25%w Rust (A00868)

C

Diethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxideSelf-Heat Rates

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40 200180 40030016020 60 80 120100 140 500 7006000.001

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dP/d

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si/m

in]

DEG (A00869)

DEG + 1.25%w Rust (A00868)

C

Diethylene Glycol + Iron(III) OxidePressurization Rates

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30%w H2O2/Water (A00719)

30%w H2O2/Water (A00881)

30%w H2O2/Water + 1.26%w Rust (A00883)

Hydrogen Peroxide + Iron(III) OxideTemperature Histories

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Hydrogen Peroxide + Iron(III) OxidePressure Histories

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30%w H2O2/Water (A00719)

30%w H2O2/Water (A00881)

30%w H2O2/Water + 1.26%w Rust (A00883)

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Hydrogen Peroxide + Iron(III) OxideSelf-Heat Rates

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dT/d

t [

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in]

30%w H2O2/Water (A00719)

30%w H2O2/Water (A00881)

30%w H2O2/Water + 1.26%w Rust (A00883)

C

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Hydrogen Peroxide + Iron(III) OxidePressurization Rates

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dP/d

t [p

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30%w H2O2/Water (A00719)

30%w H2O2/Water (A00881)

30%w H2O2/Water + 1.26%w Rust (A00883)

C

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Hydrogen Peroxide + Iron(III) OxideTime to Maximum Rate

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30%w H2O2/Water (A00719)

30%w H2O2/Water (A00881)

30%w H2O2/Water + 1.26%w Rust (A00883)

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Summary

Of the systems examined, iron(III) Oxide (“rust”) significantly affects only EO.

Marginal impact seen for CHP

Surprisingly, no significant effect on ethylene

Large effect observed for H2O2

Overall conclusion: rust enhances reaction for species that are known for instability or reactivity

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Summary

Future InterestContinued testing

• Additional species with -Fe2O3

• Species with FeO• Species with high surface area Fe