Treatment of reaction water from a Fischer-Tropsch reactor

Chemistry: fischer-tropsch processes; or purification or recover – Liquid phase fischer-tropsch reaction

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C518S728000, C210S758000, C210S761000

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06887908

ABSTRACT:
An integrated Fischer-Tropsch process provides methods for recovering reaction water from a Fischer-Tropsch reactor with minimal adverse environmental effects and with reduced costs compared to traditional methods. Reaction water, preferably separated from an overhead stream from a Fischer-Tropsch reactor, is vaporized and contaminants are thermally oxidized while in the vapor state. The thermal oxidation also produces flue gases, which flue gases may be condensed to recover water.

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U.S. Appl. No. 10/880,336, “Seperation of Water from Fischer-Tropsch Product”, filed Jun. 28, 2004, inventor Randall B. Pruet .

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