Aromatics co-production in a methanol-to-propylene unit

Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds – Plural serial diverse syntheses – To produce aromatic

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C585S327000, C585S467000, C585S470000

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07834227

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides a reactor system having: (1) a first reactor receiving an oxygenate component and a hydrocarbon component and capable of converting the oxygenate component into a light olefin and the hydrocarbon component into alkyl aromatic compounds; (2) a separator system for providing a first product stream containing a C3olefin, a second stream containing a C7aromatic, and a third stream containing C8aromatic compounds; (3) a first line connecting the separator to the inlet of the first reactor for conveying the second stream to the first reactor; (4) a second line in fluid communication with the separator system for conveying the C3olefin to a propylene recovery unit, and (4) a third line in fluid communication with the separator system for conveying the C8aromatic compounds to a xylene recovery unit.

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