Abstract:
The reactor 1 for continuously regenerating grains of catalyst is composed of a vessel 2 containing an oxychlorination zone 72 positioned above a calcining zone 75 provided with a line for introducing calcining gas 76, the reactor containing an oxychlorination gas injection line 73 opening into the bottom of the oxychlorination zone 72 and a gas evacuation line 74b at the head of the oxychlorination zone, characterized in that the oxychlorination zone 72 contains at least one deflector means 82 for deflecting the flow of grains of catalyst.
Abstract:
The present invention describes a process for separating xylenes in simulated counter-current (simulated moving bed, SMB) for the treatment of feeds including oxygen-containing aromatic impurities of the phenol type and/or derivatives thereof, by controlled injection of water in the ingoing streams.
Abstract:
The reactor 1 that allows continuous regeneration of the catalyst consists of a chamber 2 that comprises an oxychlorination zone superposed on a calcination zone equipped with a pipe for introducing calcination gas 76. A mixing zone 74 is arranged between the oxychlorination zone 72 and the calcination zone 75. The mixing zone 74 is covered by a tray 80 through which a number of tubes 81 pass, making it possible for the catalyst to pass from the oxychlorination zone 72 into the calcination zone 75. The tubes 81 extend vertically at least over the height H of the mixing zone 74. One or more pipes 73 for injecting oxychlorination gas empties/empty into the mixing zone. The tray 80 comprises a number of openings for distributing the gas from the mixing zone 74 into the oxychlorination zone 72 in a homogeneous manner.