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The tert-butanol content in MTBE products is 1% – how to remove it?

2016-12-12View Original

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As the title suggests, the tert-butanol content in MTBE product is 1%; how can it be removed? Can single-stage flash distillation be used for this purpose? According to available information, there is no issue of azeotropy. If separation isn’t possible, why?
Reply #22016-12-12
Controlling the water content in the raw material strip is the key
Reply #32016-12-15
Each case needs to be analyzed on its own; the approach used earlier is suitable for most situations. I just want to deal with what’s inside the product
Reply #42016-12-22
Control the raw material dehydration step to regulate the methanol concentration.
Reply #52017-01-05
This post was last edited by xcsh12273 on 2017-1-5 at 14:53; distillation or washing will both work
Reply #62017-02-21
The product is difficult to handle. Only the source can be controlled
Reply #72017-03-15
tert-Butanol is produced by the reaction of water and isobutylene; either the starting materials contain water, the catalyst has not been properly removed, or the ratio of alcohol to olefin is low
Reply #82017-03-17
Enhance raw material dehydration and control methanol purity

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