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***Does the recycle hydrogen used in the hydrogenation of aniline affect the hydrogenation of aniline to cyclohexylamine?

2009-10-10View Original

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Copper catalysts are used for aniline (produced by Jiujiang Huaxiong), while cobalt catalysts are used for cyclohexylamine (produced by Liuhua Group)
Reply #22010-07-19
It’s not good, because the hydrogenation exhaust gas contains some inert gases and uncondensed low-boiling substances; when it enters the aniline hydrogenation system, there are many reaction impurities, resulting in a poor conversion rate. If the gas is to be used, it needs to be purified.
Reply #32010-09-25
***The hydrogen used in hydrogenation contains other impurities such as unconverted ***, and its water content is too high; this makes it easy to generate wastewater during the production of cyclohexylamine.
Reply #42010-12-06
I also think it’s not good; it would be better to use pressure swing adsorption to produce hydrogen in two separate streams, one for the production of aniline and the other for cyclohexylamine; Unified treatment of exhaust gases

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