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    Pam Kubinski, Bethany Schmid,

    Joe Haupt

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    Project Specifications

    Background

    Reactor Designs

    Results

    Optimization

    Comparison

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    Formation of Maleic anhydride from n-butane Fixed bed reactor design

    40,000 Mtons/yr

    Reactor Designs Single reaction kinetics

    Isothermal, isobaric

    Isothermal including pressure drop

    Kinetics from literature

    Multiple Reactions-isothermal

    Multiple Reactions-including energy balance

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    Produced from oxidation of:

    N-butane

    Benzene

    N-butene

    Used in manufacture of

    Resins Lubricant Additives

    Surface Coatings Plasticizers

    Maleic Anhydride

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    http://www.huntsman.com/performance_products/eng/Home/Maleic_Anhydride/Maleic_Anhydride/index.cfm?PageID=5727

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    Reaction and KineticsC4H10 + 3.5 O2 C4H2O3 + 4H20

    Inlet Conditions

    220 kPa 1.7 mol % Butane

    400 C

    Added Constraints

    80% Conversion No side reactions

    Bulk Density 900 kg/m3

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    As inlet temperature increases conversionof butane increases

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    C

    sooBa

    Catalyst Weight (kg)

    450

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    Conversion Profiles for Various Isotherms

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    Additional Constraints

    Used Ergun Equation

    Evaluated

    5 mm particles

    7 mm Particles

    = 0.44

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    Solid lines- isobaric

    Dotted lines- including pressure drop

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    Reactor Volume (m3)

    Effect of Temperature on n-Butane Conversion300 C

    325 C

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    Held reactor volume constant Varied tube diameter

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    6.2 6.6 7 7.4

    PcPeueDo

    Reactor Diameter

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    Held reactor volume constant

    Varied reactor length

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    Length (m)

    0.005m Dp

    0.010m Dp

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    C4H10 + 3.5 O2 C4H2O3 + 4H2O

    C4H2O3 + O2 4CO + CO2 + H2O

    C4H10 + 5.5O2 2CO + 2CO2 + 5H2O

    Butane + Oxygen

    CO, CO2, H2O

    Total Oxidation Products

    Maleic Anhydride + Water

    Desired

    Reaction

    Decomposition

    Reaction

    Total Oxidation

    Reaction

    1

    23

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    Flows excluding inert

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    MoaCmpto

    Catalyst Weight (kg)

    nButane

    Maleic Anhydride

    Water

    Carbon Dioxide

    Carbon Monoxide

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    0.3

    0.31

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    0.38

    0.39

    0.4

    623 643 663 683 703 723

    Sevty

    Temperature (K)

    Effect of Temperature on Selectivity

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    Additional Specifications

    Constant coolant temperature - 400 C

    Constant heat capacities- low

    T

    Overall Heat Transfer Constant - 107 J/(m2-s-K)

    Multi-tubular Reactor

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    650

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    TmpaueK

    Reactor Length (m)

    Temperature Profiles varying Ta

    693

    683

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    Ta Selectivity693 0.293

    673 0.326

    653 0.442

    Hot Spot!

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    653

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    683

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    693

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    TmpaueK

    Catalyst Weight (kgcat)

    Temperature Variance Throughout Reactor as a Function ofInlet Temperature

    To = 673K

    To = 663K

    To = 653K

    To = 683K

    To = 693K

    653

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    Catalyst Weight (kgcat)

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    Optimal Reactor DesignInlet temperature 703 K

    Reactor Volume 253.5 m3

    Number of Tubes 76,535Conversion 0.860

    Pressure Drop 9.97%

    Selectivity 0.319

    Hot spot temperature 733.3 K

    Increased inlet temperature

    Minimized reactor volume

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    Variable Final Design OptimizedInlet Temperature (C) 400 430

    Conversion 0.803 0.860

    Catalyst Weight (kg) 503,000 228,175

    Reactor Length 9.85 5.94

    Percent Pressure Drop 8.54 9.97

    Heat Gain (coolant) 1.27 1.66

    Selectivity 0.326 0.319

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