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Synthesis of vinyl acetate by the ethylene method

2019-03-14View Original

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I’m seeking help from experts. I am currently using Aspen to simulate the process for the gas-phase synthesis of vinyl acetate, and I’ve chosen BP Amoco’s fluidized-bed Leap method. However, I don’t have information on the yield of by-products (the by-products include acetaldehyde, carbon dioxide, water, ethyl acetate, butyraldehyde, etc.). Does anyone know this information? Thank you very much for your reply
Reply #22019-03-18
Are you in chemical engineering? There seems to be very little information available regarding the process related to BP Company’s fluidized bed
Reply #32019-03-18
Thank you for your reply. There is truly very little reference material available for this process; it seems that a fixed-bed reactor will be the only option
Reply #42019-06-04
Dude, have you found it? I really need this too. Can you send me one?
Reply #52019-06-21
I was wondering where you found the process flow for the fluidized bed Leap technology? So what’s the answer to this question?
Reply #62019-07-15
Sorry, I couldn’t find it. After checking many documents, it seems that we **have not yet introduced this technology yet**

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