Cyclohexanol dehydrogenation exhaust gas
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I have a question I’d like to ask; I’m not sure if anyone can help me What are the components of the cyclohexanol dehydrogenation off-gases when they exchange heat with purified cyclohexanol? I am working on a graduation project in this area, and I really want to learn more about it; I hope you can help. Thank you!
It’s pure hydrogen, at a slightly positive pressure and a temperature of around 200 degrees
Even after dehydrogenation, it remains in the gas phase; at this point it enters the heat exchanger. Cyclohexanol and ** account for about 49% each. The exhaust gas after condensation with water mainly consists of hydrogen, along with some uncondensed **, water, and light components
Well, I’m working on the dehydrogenation of cyclohexanol; the components are more or less the same as what was mentioned above
The main components of the exhaust gas after dehydrogenation are hydrogen, steam, cyclohexanol vapor, and small amounts of dehydrogenation by-products such as cyclohexene. After being cooled and condensed, this exhaust gas is compressed by a compressor to be used as a raw material for heat transfer oil heating systems, or as hydrogen feedstock for the hydrogenation unit