Process for preparing dimethyl ether from crude methanol in an adiabatic reactor
OwnerKi-won Jun, Hyun-seog Roh +3inventors
InventorsKi-won Jun, Hyun-seog Roh, Jae-woo Kim, Jeonkeun Oh, Jinhwan Bang
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OwnerKi-won Jun, Hyun-seog Roh +3inventors
InventorsKi-won Jun, Hyun-seog Roh, Jae-woo Kim, Jeonkeun Oh, Jinhwan Bang
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The present invention relates a process for preparing dimethyl ether from crude methanol in an adiabatic reactor(s)/and more particularly to a process for preparing dimethyl ether wherein crude methanol containing water is dehydrated by using (1) a catalytic system in which the reactant contacts a catalyst 1 of hydrophobic zeolite partially substituted by a specific metal cation and subsequently a catalyst 2 selected from γ-alumina or silica-alumina; and (2) an adiabatic reactor(s). In the present invention, the dehydration is accomplished effectively by avoiding the formation or byproducts and the deactivation of catalyst. Therefore, dimethyl ether useful as clean fuel and a raw material in chemical industry can be produced from crude methanol with an enhanced yield in an adiabatic reactor(s).
A process for preparing dimethyl ether by dehydrating crude methanol in (an) adiabatic reactor(s), wherein said dehydration is performed over a catalytic system which consists of a catalyst 1 of Formula 1 partially substituted by metal cations for protons (H+) of hydrophobic zeolite;
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