Wet oxidation process for ACN waste streams
AssigneeThe Standard Oil Company
InventorsKenneth P. Keckler, Bruce L. Brandenburg, Joseph A. Momont, Richard W. Lehmann
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AssigneeThe Standard Oil Company
InventorsKenneth P. Keckler, Bruce L. Brandenburg, Joseph A. Momont, Richard W. Lehmann
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A process is disclosed which limits the corrosion of the materials of construction of a wet oxidation system treating wastewaters. The process is particularly useful in the wet oxidation treatment of ammonium sulfate containing wastes such as acrylonitrile wastewaters. The wastewater is mixed with an oxygen containing gas such that a substantial residual oxygen gas concentration is maintained from before the stream-gas mixture is heated for wet oxidation until after the oxidized stream-gas mixture is cooled and separated. Preferably, in the treatment of acrylonitrile waste water the shutdown procedure comprises cooling said waste stream by introducing an aqueous liquid substantially free of organic impurities and containing a basic material.
A process for noncatalytic wet oxidation of aqueous ammonium sulfate waste stream obtained from an acrylonitrile production plant containing organic impurities, comprising the steps:
A process for noncatalytic wet oxidation of aqueous acrylonitrile ammonium sulfate waste stream containing organic impurities comprising the steps:
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