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Degussa/Uhde process

Figure 6.6 Simplified flow-sheet of the Degussa/Uhde process [19],... Figure 6.6 Simplified flow-sheet of the Degussa/Uhde process [19],...
Table 6.3 Catalytic performance in propene epoxidation with H P in the Degussa/Uhde process [20]. Table 6.3 Catalytic performance in propene epoxidation with H P in the Degussa/Uhde process [20].
Figure 6.7 Block diagram of the liquid stream separation section of the Degussa/Uhde process for PO production [20]. Figure 6.7 Block diagram of the liquid stream separation section of the Degussa/Uhde process for PO production [20].
Thirty years after the invention of ENI s TS-1, new environmentally friendly processes have been commercialized for the epoxidation of propylene and the ammoximation of cyclohexanone that have no major by-products or coproducts. The BASF-Dow and Degussa-Uhde processes claim to be environmentally friendly, have low capital investment costs, and have no significant quantities of by-products when compared to either the chlorohydrin or the PO with styrene monomer processes. The Sumitomo PO process is also beneficial for the environment, because it needs only a cumene-to-cumene hydroperoxide reactivation process step. [Pg.81]

Micro process technology still remains concentrated on laboratory applications. In the last 3 years, only a few applications have become known of industrial implementations. It is expected that more industrial micro structured reactor plants exist but the details are not published. Published examples exist from Merck [53], UOP, Degussa/Uhde and Clariant, but details were only available at a low level for confidentiality reasons. [Pg.568]

BASF activities have shown that one can make money by investigating gas-phase reactions for process development. If Degussa and Krupp-Uhde have built a very large micro reactor with outer dimensions of more than 1 m, obviously there must be an economic reason for that. [Pg.99]

Together with the engineering company Uhde (Germany), Degussa (now Evonik Industries) has also developed an innovative process for producing propene oxide (PO) from H202, the so-called HPPO process. The Korean company SKC, Seoul, has... [Pg.260]

Degussa, in turn, has recently announced the commercialization of a HPPO process, jointly developed with the engineering company Uhde. Parallel to this, Degussa with Headwaters is also working on the direct synthesis of H2O2, for which a demonstration plant was completed in 2006 [151]. According to the news release, hydrogen peroxide will be obtained in the new process as a dilute methanol solution to be used directly in the epoxidation of propene. [Pg.736]

Joint ventures and collaborations for the implementation of newly developed HPPO processes have been established between BASF, Dow and Solvay, and between Degussa-Evonik, Headwaters and Krupp-Uhde [11]. [Pg.330]

A joint BASF/Dow HPPO plant (300 000 ta PO) was constructed in Antwerp in 2006, partnerii with Solvay as a supplier of H Oj (230000ta H O ). Evonik (formerly Degussa) developed an HPPO process with Uhde, opening a plant in Ulsan, South Korea (100 000 ta PO), licensed to SKC in 2008. And finally, an HPPO plant operated by Dow/SCG began production in Thailand in 2011 (390 000 ta PO) with a companion H O plant (330 000 ta ) nearby. [Pg.223]


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