WO1996040612A1 - Method and apparatus for preparing purified terephthalic acid - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for preparing purified terephthalic acid. It also relates to methods and apparatuses for purifying crude terephthalic acid to produce a purified terephthalic acid product which is a useful starting material for producing polyester resin, which is in turn useful for the production of fibers, film, plastic bottles, and polyester resin structures, often reinforced by other materials such as glass fiber.
- Purified terephthalic acid is a starting material for the formation of polyester resin, which is, in turn, used to make many materials of commerce having a variety of utilities.
- Purified terephthalic acid is formed from "crude” terephthalic acid conventionally by a number of purification methods, often with the aid of catalysts.
- the methods for purifying crude terephthalic acid heretofore available are not completely satisfactory either from an engineering standpoint, or from an economic standpoint, yet the purity of the purified terephthalic acid is an important determinant of the satisfactoriness of the processes by which the polyester resin is formed.
- reaction systems are known for forming crude terephthalic acid from a variety of starting materials.
- the purification aspects of the present invention may be used with substantially any of these reaction systems, but in accordance with the invention it is preferred that a reaction system involving the oxidation of paraxylene (p-xylene) be employed, and the use of such a synthesis system forms a part of the present invention.
- p-xylene paraxylene
- the method includes the production of crude terephthalic acid by the oxidation of p-xylene.
- the oxidation step produces not only terephthalic acid, but by side reactions p-toluic acid and 4-carboxybenzaldehyde (4-CBA).
- the product produced in the oxidation step is a liquid dispersion containing unreacted starting materials, solvents, if any have been used, the products of side reactions, particularly those just mentioned, and other materials which are not desired in the sought-for purified terephthalic acid.
- the oxidation step of the present invention is so conducted that the conversion to crude terephthalic acid should be at least about 30% by weight per pass of p-xylene.
- the crude terephthalic acid from the oxidizer is first grossly separated from the other materials from the oxidizer and then it is re-dissolved in a selective crystallization solvent and, optionally, one or more additional solvents of the invention discussed below.
- the re-dissolved crude terephthalic acid is then crystallized out of the selective crystallization solvent and additional solvents of the invention in one or, preferably, two crystallization stages.
- the invention also contemplates that steps are included to reclaim and recycle the solvents of the invention at each stage of crystallization and washing, including recycle of some of the recovered materials to the oxidizer. Steps are also taken to closely control the delivery of any objectionable materials to the environment.
- the present invention is based on several discoveries relating to solvents which are effective to bring about the purification of crude terephthalic acid through crystallization and separation steps. These discoveries may be summarized in several ways as follows.
- the selective crystallization solvents useful in the practice of the present invention include those in which (a) the impurities desired to be separated from terephthalic acid to purify it are relatively more soluble in the solvent than is the terephthalic acid at substantially every temperature within the desired range of temperatures at which the solvent containing terephthalic acid is to be handled, and (b) the terephthalic acid is more soluble at an elevated temperature and less soluble at a lower or reduced temperature.
- the term "selective crystallization solvent” is intended to mean solvents useful in the selective crystallization of terephthalic acid as described above and as described in greater detail below and as shown in FIG. 2.
- the primary preferred selective crystallization solvent is N-methyl pynolidone (NMP), for the several reasons discussed below, and for its superior performance.
- N-methyl pyrrolidone (NMP) is the most preferred selective crystallization solvent for the practice of the invention. It is non-aqueous, thermally stable, non- toxic (environmentally safe), non-corrosive, and commercially available.
- NMP is the preferred selective crystallization solvent for the practice of the present invention, because its solubility versus temperature curve for terephthalic acid slopes upwardly and to the right, which means that terephthalic acid can be dissolved in it at elevated temperatures, and precipitated or crystallized from it at lower temperatures.
- NMP is the most preferred selective crystallization solvent
- other preferred selective crystallization solvents for purification of crude terephthalic acid can be selected from various polar organic solvents including, but not intended to be limited to, N-alkyl-2-pyrrolidone (such as N-ethyl pyrrolidone), N-mercaptoalkyl-2- pyrrolidone (such as N-mercaptoethyl-2-pyrrolidone), N-alkyl-2-thiopynolidone (such as N-methyl-2-thiopyrrolidone), and N-hydroxyalkyl-2-pynolidone (such as
- N-hydroxyethyl-2-pynolidone and the like, and mixtures thereof.
- Still other selective crystallization solvents contemplated by the present invention include, but are not intended to be limited to, sulfolane, methyl sulfolane, the sulfones, the morpholines (such as, morpholine and N-formyl morpholine), the carbitols, C 1 to C 12 alcohols, the ethers, the amines, the amides, and the esters, and the like, and mixtures thereof.
- the desired selective crystallization solvent be used in a multi-stage crystallization process in combination with .one or more additional solvents, preferably two such additional solvents, particularly where the crude terephthalic acid is less than about 98% pure.
- a wash solvent such as, but not intended to be limited to, p-xylene, acetone, methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) or methanol, and the like, is used in the washing of the initial filter cake obtained from the first separation of crude terephthalic acid from other materials issuing from the oxidizer.
- a displacement solvent having a low boiling point such as, but not intended to be limited to, methanol, acetone, MEK, and the like, may be used.
- methanol is used as the displacement solvent in association with the third filter following the second crystallization stage in the prefened process.
- the desired displacement solvent displaces the selective crystallization solvent from the resulting filter cake, whereby substantially only the displacement solvent is present during the drying process. It is to be understood that the low boiling point of the displacement solvent facilitates the drying of the filter cake.
- NMP is the most preferred selective crystallization solvent for the practice of the invention. It is non-aqueous, thermally stable, non- toxic (environmentally safe), non-conosive, and commercially available. NMP is the preferred selective crystallization solvent for the practice of the present invention, because, among other things, its solubility versus temperature curve for terephthalic acid slopes upwardly and to the right, which means that terephthalic acid can be dissolved in it at elevated temperatures, and precipitated or crystallized from it at lower temperatures.
- solubility versus temperature curve for terephthalic acid is of a much milder slope than the solubility curves in NMP for other materials sought to be separated from crude terephthalic acid, such as benzoic acid, 4-carboxybenzaldehyde (4-CBA), and p-toluic acid.
- crude terephthalic acid containing or associated with unreacted starting materials, solvents (if any), and products of side reactions, such as those mentioned above, or other undesired materials, is dissolved in NMP at an elevated temperature, substantially all the materials are dissolved or at least highly dispersed.
- NMP may be stripped of the impurities in a reclaiming column and recycled into the process, while the impurities may be recycled to the oxidizer step or otherwise disposed of.
- a method for producing purified terephthalic acid from crude terephthalic acid in which the crude terephthalic acid is dissolved in a desired crystallization solvent at an elevated temperature to form a solution and further, in which a purified terephthalic acid is crystallized from that solution at a reduced temperature.
- a method and apparatus are provided for purifying crude terephthalic acid from a liquid dispersion thereof also containing unreacted starting materials, solvents, products of side reactions, and/or other undesired materials in which the crude terephthalic acid is filtered from that dispersion to partially separate it from the other materials contained therein by filtration to produce a crude terephthalic acid filter cake, and then dissolving that filter cake in a desired selective crystallization solvent at an elevated temperature to form a solution.
- Purified terephthalic acid is crystallized from that solution by reducing the temperature thereof and is separated from the solvent following crystallization.
- a method and apparatus are provided for producing purified terephthalic acid from crude terephthalic acid by dissolving the crude terephthalic acid in a desired selective crystallization solvent at an elevated temperature to form a first solution.
- First stage purified terephthalic acid is crystallized from that first solution at a reduced temperature.
- the first stage purified terephthalic acid is separated from the solvent solution of other impurities and redissolved in the desired selective crystallization solvent at an elevated temperature to form a second solution.
- This second solution is crystallized at a reduced temperature to form a second stage purified terephthalic acid and the second stage purified terephthalic acid is separated from the second solution.
- crude terephthalic acid is synthesized by contacting paraxylene with oxygen in an oxidizer reaction.
- the crude terephthalic acid is withdrawn from the oxidizer and separated grossly from the side products of the reaction, and unreacted starting materials.
- the separated crude terephthalic acid is then dissolved in a desired selective crystallization solvent at an elevated temperature and crystallized from it as purified terephthalic acid at a reduced temperature. More than one stage of dissolving in a desired selective crystallization solvent at an elevated temperature followed by crystallization at a reduced temperature, with accompanying separation and washing of the crystallized purified terephthalic acid, may be performed.
- an object of the present invention to provide an improved method and apparatus for producing purified terephthalic acid of a purity desired for use in forming polyester resin and other products, at an economically attractive rate, and at operating conditions of reduced severity which require a lower capital investment and simplified processing.
- FIGS. 1A and IB are simplified flow diagrams of an apparatus with which the method according to the invention may be practiced wherein FIG. 1A is that portion of the apparatus for performing the first stage crystallization steps and wherein FIG. IB is that portion of the apparatus for performing the second stage crystallization steps; and
- FIG. 2 is a plot of solubility versus temperature curves for terephthalic acid and for impurities or side reaction products commonly associated with crude terephthalic acid.
- the present invention relates to the development of a new PTA manufacturing technology. Compared to the current widely used PTA technology, this technology provides a substantially lower capital investment in new PTA plant construction, as well as lower costs of plant operation. It also provides means for current DMT plants to co-produce PTA, to strengthen their competitiveness against newer PTA plants.
- the success of this process is based on the development of a low pressure, low temperature, non-aqueous, highly selective crystallization technology.
- the crystallization technology can purify the crude terephthalic acid (TA) with purity as low as from between about 70% (from the oxidizer) and about 98 + % in the first- stage crystallizer, and about 99.99+% in the second-stage crystallizer. This allows the TA oxidizer to be operated at much lower severity than those of widely used prior art processes. No acetic acid (as solvent/diluent) or bromine-catalyst initiator is needed in the oxidizer in accordance with the present invention.
- the selective crystallization solvent used in the crystallization process is non-aqueous, thermally stable, non-toxic (environmentally safe), non-corrosive, and commercially available.
- NMP as the selective crystallization solvent
- the present inventors have demonstrated TPA purity levels of up to 99.9+wt% after a first crystallization process, and up to 99.99+wt% after a second crystallization process.
- Table 1 illustrates the recovery of 99.95wt% pure TPA after the first crystallization process and 99.997wt% pure TPA after the second crystallization process, from crude TPA (89.89wt% TPA).
- Table 2 illustrates the recovery of 99.90wt% pure TPA after the first
- Table 3 illustrates the recovery of 99.9960wt% pure PTA (single crystallization process) from crude TPA (98.99wt% TPA).
- each of benzoic, p-Toluic, 4- CBA, MMT and other impurities were at less than lOppm.
- Table 4 illustrates the recovery of 99.63wt% pure TPA (single crystallization process) from crude TPA (83.91wt% TPA) on a large scale basis.
- Table 5 illustrates the recovery of 99.92wt% pure TPA (single crystallization process) from crude TPA (79.79wt% TPA) on a large scale basis.
- Table 6 illustrates the recovery of 99.15 wt% pure TPA (single crystallization process) from crude TPA (83.90wt% TPA) on a large scale basis at a higher saturation temperature of 190° C.
- Table 7 illustrates the recovery of 99.9915wt% pure TPA from crude TPA (98.50wt% TPA) on a large scale basis.
- the supersaturation of the crystallization mixture resulted in the formation of substantially larger TPA crystals than those crystals resulting from the processes summarized above.
- the sizes of TPA crystals are an important consideration with respect to separation thereof from solvents and impurities.
- oxidizer residence time is approximately five hours. Since the oxidizer effluent will contain up to about 30% TA, mixing in the oxidizer is very important in order to maintain the yield and selectivity, and to prevent fouling and blockages.
- the initial mixing of the feed streams may be achieved in a static mixer (outside of the oxidizer). Further mixing may be provided by an air sparger and by external circulation.
- the terephthalic acid (TA) in the solid can vary from between about 55 % and about 90+ % .
- the crystallizer content is then dropped to a product holding tank and is pumped continuously to a filter (or centrifuge) to collect the solids to be recrystallized in the second-stage crystallizer for further purification.
- B) Second Crystallization The solids generated from the first crystallizer filter are redissolved in a feed dissolver with the crystallization solvent for the second-stage crystallizer at a predetermined condition, such as at a temperature of from between about 140° C and about 190°C. The saturated solution is pumped to the second-stage crystallizer for crystal growth and recovery. Then, the crystallizer content is dropped to a holding tank for final filtration and drying steps.
- the solid (cake) is first washed by the crystallization solvent to displace mother liquor remaining in the cake.
- the solid is then washed by a low-boiling solvent to displace the crystallization solvent in the cake.
- the wet cake is sent to the dryer to remove the final liquid from the PTA product.
- Mother Liquor/Solvent Recovery Section The mother liquor from the first crystallizer filter is transferred to a solvent recovery column to recover the crystallization solvent from the column overhead.
- the impurities such as, but not intended to be limited to, p-toluic acid, benzoic acid, 4-carboxybenzaldehyde (4-CBA), and the like, are recovered from the bottom of the column.
- a high-boiling diluent is preferably added to the reboiler.
- TA terephthalic acid
- DMT dimethyl terephthalate
- the oxidizer temperature is preferably between about from 150°C and about 250 °C and the pressure is from between about 5 and about 10 kg per cm 2 . Since the oxidizer effluent will contain up to 30% TA, mixing in the oxidizer is very important in order to maintain the yield and selectivity, and to prevent fouling and blockages.
- the initial mixing of the feed streams may be achieved in a static mixer (outside of the oxidizer).
- Further mixing may be provided by air sparging and external circulation.
- about 0.001 - 0.05 kg per hour of manganese acetate and about 0.003 - 0.010 kg per hour of cobalt acetate in aqueous solution are fed to the oxidizer to catalyze the oxidation reactions.
- the effluent from the oxidizer (483.7 kg/hr) at about 160°C is transfened through line 1 to filter F-1 to separate the solid from mother liquor (filtrate).
- filter F-1 the solid cake is washed with 250.0 kg per hour of p-xylene which is heated by heater E-l from 30 to 100-150°C.
- the mother liquor (281.4 kg/hr) from filter F-1 is transfened via line 3 to tank T-l .
- F-1 (306.9 kg/hr) is removed separately from the filter through line 4 to tank T-2.
- the washed cake from filter F-1 is dropped into a slurry tank T-3 through line 8 to mix with the following streams:
- the batch content in crude crystallizer S-l is cooled from 140-190°C to 10- 20 "C by an external cooler E-6, to generate the desired super-saturation for TA crystals to grow. To improve the crystal size distribution and solid recovery, crystal seeding may be helpful.
- the slurry is dropped into tank T-6 and transfened to filter F-2 continuously at a rate of 544.6 kg per hour through line 15.
- filter F-2 42.7 kg per hour of NMP (from line 38) is used to wash the cake.
- the mother liquor plus NMP wash are combined into stream 16 (432.6 kg/hr) to be fed to the NMP recovery column D-1.
- the washed cake (154.7 kg/hr) is dropped into dissolver tank T-8 where it is mixed with 241.3 kg per hour of NMP to form the super-samrated feed for pure crystallizer S-2.
- NMP is heated from
- tank T-8 The content of tank T-8 is transfened batchwise to pure crystallizer S-2 where the temperature is cooled from 140-190°C to 30-60°C to induce TA crystal growth.
- the cooling is provided by circulating the crystallizer content through an external Cooler E-8. Again, to improve the crystal size distribution and crystal recovery, crystal seeding may be helpful.
- the slurry is dropped from crystallizer S-2 into tank T-10 (feed tank for Filter F-3).
- the slurry is fed to filter F-3 continuously through line 22 at a rate of 395.9 kg per hour.
- the mother liquor from the filter (301.8 kg/hr) is transfened to tank T-17 via line 23.
- the cake is initially washed with NMP at 45° C to displace the remaining mother liquor from the cake, and then the cake is washed with the low-boiling displacement solvent, such as methanol, to displace NMP from the cake.
- the NMP wash is added through line 24 and, from T-18, the displacement solvent is added through line 25 to F-3 (both at a rate of 64 kg/hr).
- the NMP wash liquid (67.9 kg/hr) is sent to tank T-3 (F-1 slurry tank) through line
- the washed cake from filter F-3 (90.2 kg/hr) is dropped through line 27 to product dryer DR-1 where displacement solvent in the cake is removed by heating and purging with a counter-current flow of heated nitrogen.
- Displacement solvent saturated with nitrogen (76.4 kg/hr) from product dryer DR-1, is vented from the dryer through line 29 to condenser T-15 where the gas mixture is cooled to 25-45 °C by circulating through the cooler E-12.
- the condensed displacement solvent (21.2 kg/hr) is transfened to displacement solvent tank T-18, while the non-condensing gas (55.2 kg/hr) is exited from T-15 via line 30 to vent pot T-16.
- Approximately 2.4 kg per hour of NMP is fed to vent pot T-16 via line 39 to trap displacement solvent in stream 30 (3.8 kg/hr).
- the trapped displacement solvent, plus NMP (6.1 kg/kr) is transfened to tank T-13 through line 33.
- Nitrogen removed from T-16 (51.4 kg/hr) is sent back to the dryer by a blower through line 32 and through heater E-ll (to heat the stream from 25 °C to 80-
- the bottom stream from tank T-13 (70.2 kg/kr - mixture of NMP and displacement solvent) is transfened through line 34 and heater E-9 (to heat the stream from 25°C to 80-120°C) to displacement solvent evaporator T-14.
- the displacement solvent vapor from the overhead of T-14 (42.7 kg/hr) is condensed by condenser E-10 and sent to displacement solvent tank T-18 via line 35.
- the bottom stream from T-14 (27.5 kg/hr) is split into two streams: stream 39 (2.4 kg/hr) to vent pot T-16; and stream 40 (25.1 kg/hr) to filter F-3 mother liquor tank T-17.
- the mother liquor and NMP wash from filter F-2 are transfened to tank T-7 through line 16 and then are fed to the NMP recovery column D-1. This stream
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