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US10702841B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10702841-B2 |
| Application number | US-201616342580-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 19, 2016 |
| Priority date | Oct 19, 2016 |
| Publication date | Jul 7, 2020 |
| Grant date | Jul 7, 2020 |
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A fast fluidized-bed reactor, device and method for preparing propylene and C4 hydrocarbons from oxygen-containing compounds. The device includes the fast fluidized-bed reactor and a fluidized-bed regenerator for regenerating a catalyst. The method includes: a) feeding a raw material containing the oxygen-containing compounds from reactor feed distributors to a dense phase zone of the fast fluidized-bed reactor, and contacting the raw material with a catalyst, to generate a stream containing target product and a spent catalyst containing carbon; b) sending the stream into a product separation system, obtaining propylene, C4 hydrocarbons, light fractions and the like after separation, returning 70 wt. % or more of the light fractions to the dense phase zone of the fast fluidized-bed reactor from the reactor feed distributor.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A fast fluidized-bed reactor for preparing propylene and C4 hydrocarbons from oxygen-containing compounds, comprising: a reactor shell, one or more reactor feed distributors, a first reactor gas-solid separator, a second reactor gas-solid separator, a reactor heat extractor, a product gas outlet and a reactor stripper, wherein the lower part of the fast fluidized-bed reactor is a dense phase zone, the upper part of the fast fluidized-bed reactor is a dilute phase zone, one and more reactor feed distributors are disposed in the dense phase zone, the reactor heat extractor is disposed inside or outside the reactor shell, the first reactor gas-solid separator and the second reactor gas-solid separator are placed outside the reactor shell, the first reactor gas-solid separator is equipped with a regenerated catalyst inlet, the catalyst outlet of the first reactor gas-solid separator is located at the bottom of the dense phase zone, the gas outlet of the first reactor gas-solid separator is located in the dilute phase zone, the inlet of the second reactor gas-solid separator is located in the dilute phase zone, the catalyst outlet of the second reactor gas-solid separator is placed in the dense phase zone, the gas outlet of the second reactor gas-solid separator is connected to the product gas outlet, and the reactor stripper passes through the reactor shell from outside to inside at the bottom of the fast fluidized-bed reactor and is opened in the dense phase zone of the fast fluidized-bed reactor, a reactor stripping gas inlet is arranged at the bottom of the reactor stripper, and a spent catalyst outlet is arranged at the bottom of the reactor stripper. 2. The fast fluidized-bed reactor according to claim 1 , wherein one and more reactor feed distributors are disposed in the dense phase zone from bottom to top, and there are between one and ten distributors. 3. The fast fluidized-bed reactor according to claim 1 , wherein the horizontal height of opening of the reactor stripper in the reactor shell is higher than 1/10 the height of the dense phase zone. 4. The fast fluidized-bed reactor according to claim 1 , wherein the first reactor gas-solid separator and the second reactor gas-solid separator are cyclone separators. 5. A device for preparing propylene and C4 hydrocarbons from oxygen-containing compounds, comprising the fast fluidized-bed reactor according to claim 1 and a fluidized-bed regenerator for regenerating a catalyst. 6. The device according to claim 5 , wherein the fluidized-bed regenerator is a turbulent fluidized-bed regenerator. 7. The device according to claim 5 , wherein the fluidized-bed regenerator comprises a regenerator shell, a regenerator feed distributor, a regenerator gas-solid separator, a regenerator heat extractor, a flue gas outlet and a regenerator stripper, in which the lower part of the fluidized-bed regenerator is a regeneration zone and the upper part of the fluidized-bed regenerator is a settling zone, the regenerator feed distributor is placed at the bottom of the regeneration zone, the regenerator heat extractor is placed in the regeneration zone, the regenerator gas-solid separator is placed in the settling zone or outside the regenerator shell, the inlet of the regenerator gas-solid separator is disposed in the settling zone, the catalyst outlet of the regenerator gas-solid separator is disposed in the regeneration zone, the gas outlet of the regenerator gas-solid separator is connected to the flue gas outlet, and the regenerator stripper is opened at the bottom of the regenerator shell; the spent catalyst outlet of the reactor stripper is connected to the inlet of a inclined spent catalyst pipe, a spent catalyst sliding valve is arranged in the inclined spent catalyst pipe, the outlet of the inclined spent catalyst pipe is connected to the inlet of a spent catalyst lift pipe, the bottom of the spent catalyst lift pipe is provided with a spent catalyst lifting gas inlet, and the outlet of the spent catalyst lift pipe is connected to the settling zone of the fluidized-bed regenerator; and the bottom of the regenerator stripper is provided with a regenerator stripping gas inlet, the bottom of the regenerator stripper is connected to the inlet of a inclined regenerated catalyst pipe, a regenerated catalyst sliding valve is arranged in the inclined regenerated catalyst pipe, the outlet of the inclined regenerated catalyst pipe is connected to the inlet of a regenerated catalyst lift pipe, the bottom of the regenerated catalyst lift pipe is provided with a regenerated catalyst lifting gas inlet, and the outlet of the regenerated catalyst lift pipe is connected to the regenerated catalyst inlet of the first reactor gas-solid separator. 8. A method for preparing propylene and C4 hydrocarbons from oxygen-containing compounds, comprising: feeding a raw material containing an oxygen-containing compound from one or more reactor feed distributors to a dense phase zone of a fast fluidized-bed reactor, and contacting the raw material with a catalyst, to generate a stream containing propylene and C4 hydrocarbons product and a spent catalyst containing carbon; sending the stream discharged from the fast fluidized-bed reactor containing propylene and C4 hydrocarbons product into a product separation system, obtaining propylene, C4 hydrocarbons, light fractions, propane and hydrocarbons with five or more carbons after separation, in which the light fractions contain more than 90 wt % of ethylene and a small amount of methane, ethane, hydrogen, CO and CO 2 , returning 70 wt. % or more of the light fractions to the dense phase zone of the fast fluidized-bed reactor from the reactor feed distributor at the bottom-most of the fast fluidized-bed reactor, and reacting ethylene and the oxygen-containing compounds to perform an alkylation reaction in presence of the catalyst, to produce a product containing propylene; and regenerating the spent catalyst by a fluidized-bed regenerator, and after being gas-solid separated by a first reactor gas-solid separator, the regenerated catalyst is fed to the bottom of the dense phase zone of the fast fluidized-bed reactor. 9. The method according to claim 8 , wherein the method is carried out by using the device according to claim 5 . 10. The method according to claim 9 , wherein the spent catalyst passes through the reactor stripper, the inclined spent catalyst pipe, the spent catalyst sliding valve and the spent catalyst lift pipe into the settling zone of the fluidized-bed regenerator; a regeneration medium enters the regeneration zone of the fluidized-bed regenerator and reacts with the spent catalyst to perform calcination to produce the flue gas containing CO and CO 2 and the regenerated catalyst, and the flue gas is discharged after dust removal by the regenerator gas-solid separator; the regenerated catalyst passes through the regenerator stripper, the inclined regenerated catalyst pipe, the regenerated catalyst sliding valve and the regenerated catalyst lift pipe into the inlet of the first reactor gas-solid separator, and after gas-solid separation, the regenerated catalyst enters the bottom of the dense phase zone of the fast fluidized-bed reactor; the reactor stripping gas enters the reactor stripper via the reactor stripping gas inlet and contacts countercurrent with the spent catalyst, and then enters the fast fluidized-bed reactor; the spent catalyst lifting gas enters the spent catalyst lift pipe via the spent catalyst lifting gas inlet and contacts cocurrent with the spent catalyst, and then enters the settling zone of the fluidized-bed regenerator; and the regenerator stripping gas enters the regenerator stripper via the regen
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