Device and method for preparing alkene from methanol and/or dimethyl ether

The invention provides a device and method for preparing alkene from methanol and/or dimethyl ether. The device for preparing alkene from methanol and/or dimethyl ether comprises a reactor, a flow guiding hood, a regenerator, a reactor third-stage cyclone separator and a regenerator third-stage cycl...

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Main Authors LU WEIMIN, NAN HAIMING, WEN YAOSHUN, GONG LEI, WU XIUZHANG, GUAN FENGZHONG
Format Patent
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.04.2015
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Summary:The invention provides a device and method for preparing alkene from methanol and/or dimethyl ether. The device for preparing alkene from methanol and/or dimethyl ether comprises a reactor, a flow guiding hood, a regenerator, a reactor third-stage cyclone separator and a regenerator third-stage cyclone separator, wherein the reactor comprises a reaction area and an isolated area from bottom to top and further comprises a product gas outlet; the flow guiding hood is arranged in the isolated area; the regenerator comprises a regenerated flue gas outlet; the reactor third-stage cyclone separator comprises a product gas inlet and a catalyst-to-be-regenerated fine powder outlet; the regenerator third-stage cyclone separator comprises a regenerated flue gas inlet and a regenerated catalyst fine powder outlet, the regenerator further comprises a catalyst-to-be-regenerated fine powder inlet, and the catalyst-to-be-regenerated fine powder inlet is connected with the catalyst-to-be-regenerated fine powder outlet through a catalyst-to-be-regenerated fine powder conveying pipeline. The device for preparing alkene from methanol and/or dimethyl ether further comprises an air bubble breaking part, wherein the air bubble breaking part is arranged in the reaction area, and a plurality of breaking holes are formed in the air bubble breaking part. The device and the method have the advantage that the problems that the selectivity of low-carbon alkenes is low and a catalyst runs away and is high in consumption are solved.
Bibliography:Application Number: CN20141773621