Control method for oxygen addition to oxidative reheat zone of h

Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds – Aromatic compound synthesis – Having alkenyl moiety – e.g. – styrene – etc.

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585401, 585441, 585501, 585616, 585633, 585654, 585659, 208DIG1, 364496, 364500, C07C 5333

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ABSTRACT:
The rate at which an oxygen-containing gas stream is admixed with hydrocarbons and hydrogen upstream of a catalytic hydrogen oxidation zone is controlled on the basis of temperature differentials across the oxidation zone and an upstream catalytic dehydrogenation zone. This control overrides the normal control mode based upon the outlet temperature of the oxidation zone effluent stream, which is the inlet temperature to a subsequent bed of hydrocarbon conversion catalyst. The control method can be used to apply oxidative reheat technology to a variety of processes.

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