Eduction of intermediate effluent in dehydrogenation process hav

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

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585324, 585443, 585444, 585621, 585624, 585658, C07C 100, C07C 402, C07C 509, C07C 5327

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047789417

ABSTRACT:
More efficient mixing, more complete hydrogen consumption, and more thorough cooling of a dehydrogenation zone effluent is obtained by educting a portion of the dehydrogenation effluent from the reaction and externally cooling the withdrawn effluent in a heat exchanger and externally admixing the withdrawn effluent with an oxygen-containing stream. Eduction of the hydrogenation effluent by the oxygen-containing stream provides the necessary pressure drop for passing the dehydrogenation effluent through the heat exchanger and then admixing the effluent and oxygen-containing stream.

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