Methods and systems for producing jet-range hydrocarbons
US-2015376089-A1 · Dec 31, 2015 · US
US9302200B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9302200-B2 |
| Application number | US-201313901935-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | May 24, 2013 |
| Priority date | Jul 31, 2012 |
| Publication date | Apr 5, 2016 |
| Grant date | Apr 5, 2016 |
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We provide alkylation process units, one comprising: a) a hydrogenation reactor that produces a regenerated catalyst effluent; b) a fractionation unit that separates the effluent into gas and light hydrocarbon; c) a connection between the fractionation unit for transmitting the gas to the hydrogenation reactor; and d) a connection between the fractionation unit and an alkylation reactor to transmit the light hydrocarbon to the alkylation reactor. The other comprising: a) a separator, connected between the hydrogenation reactor and a fractionation unit; that separates the effluent into gas and liquid; and wherein the fractionation unit separates a hydrocarbon stream from the liquid into a light hydrocarbon comprising a hydrogen chloride and an extracted conjunct polymer naphtha; b) a connection between the separator and the hydrogenation reactor for transmitting the gas to the hydrogenation reactor; and c) a connection between the fractionation unit and an alkylation reactor to transmit the light hydrocarbon.
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It is claimed: 1. An alkylation process unit, comprising: a) a hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ), wherein a used catalyst ( 70 ) comprising an ionic liquid catalyst and a chloride produces a regenerated catalyst effluent ( 10 ); b) a fractionation unit ( 200 ) fluidly connected to the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ), that separates at least a portion of the regenerated catalyst effluent ( 10 ) into a gas fraction comprising a hydrogen gas ( 20 ) and into a light hydrocarbon fraction comprising a hydrogen chloride ( 30 ); c) a first connection between the fractionation unit ( 200 ) and the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ) for transmitting at least a part of the gas fraction to the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ); and d) a second connection between the fractionation unit ( 200 ) and an alkylation reactor ( 300 ) to transmit at least an amount of the light hydrocarbon fraction to the alkylation reactor ( 300 ). 2. The alkylation process unit of claim 1 , additionally comprising one or more separators between the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ) and the fractionation unit ( 200 ), fluidly connected to the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ) and the alkylation reactor ( 300 ); wherein the one or more separators produce an offgas ( 50 ) that is fed to the fractionation unit ( 200 ) and also produce an ionic liquid catalyst stream ( 60 ) that is fed to the alkylation reactor ( 300 ). 3. The alkylation process unit of claim 1 , additionally comprising a compressor located before the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ), that compresses the at least the part of the gas fraction comprising the hydrogen gas ( 20 ) before recycling the at least the part of the gas fraction to the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ). 4. The alkylation process unit of claim 1 , additionally comprising a third connection between a product treatment unit and the second connection wherein the light hydrocarbon fraction is mixed with a recycled stream from the product treatment unit comprising a mixture of a light hydrogen chloride and a propane. 5. The alkylation process unit of claim 1 , additionally comprising a selective olefin isomerization reactor ( 800 ), fluidly connected to the fractionation unit ( 200 ), that produces isomerized olefins ( 12 ) that are fed to the fractionation unit ( 200 ). 6. An alkylation process unit, comprising: a) a hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ), wherein a used catalyst ( 70 ) comprising an ionic liquid catalyst and a chloride produces a regenerated catalyst effluent ( 10 ); b) a separator ( 400 ), fluidly connected to the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ) and a fractionation unit ( 200 ); wherein the separator ( 400 ) separates the regenerated catalyst effluent ( 10 ) into a gas fraction comprising a hydrogen gas ( 20 ) and into a separated liquid ( 85 ); and wherein the fractionation unit ( 200 ) separates a hydrocarbon stream ( 52 ) from the separated liquid ( 85 ) into a light hydrocarbon fraction comprising a hydrogen chloride and an extracted conjunct polymer naphtha ( 45 ); c) a first connection between the separator and the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ) for transmitting at least a part of the gas fraction to the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ); and d) a second connection between the fractionation unit ( 200 ) and an alkylation reactor ( 300 ) to transmit at least an amount of the light hydrocarbon fraction to the alkylation reactor ( 300 ). 7. The alkylation process unit of claim 6 , additionally comprising a compressor located before the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ), that compresses the at least the part of the gas fraction comprising the hydrogen gas ( 20 ) before recycling the at least the part of the gas fraction to the hydrogenation reactor ( 100 ). 8. The alkylation process unit of claim 6 , additionally comprising a selective olefin isomerization reactor ( 800 ), fluidly connected to the fractionation unit ( 200 ), that produces isomerized olefins ( 12 ) that are fed to the fractionation unit ( 200 ).
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