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Kinetic Modeling of MTO Process Applying ZSM-5 Zeolite Modified With Phosphorus as the Reaction Catalyst

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Abstract

In the present study, a number of phosphorus modified HZSM-5(Si/Al = 250) zeolite as MTO catalyst were prepared and characterized by various methods. A kinetic model for MTO process over PZSM-5 catalyst was developed based on data obtained from a differential fixed bed reactor within the temperature range of 360–425°C and 1 bar pressure applying the Langmuir-Hinshelwood formulation. The kinetic parameters were evaluated from the experimental data using genetic algorithm. It was found that the predicted data from the model were well correlated with the experimental results, indicating that ethylene and propylene are primary olefins.

NOMENCLATURE

kr,0=

Arrhenius constant for dimethyl ether production

ke,0=

Arrhenius constant for ethylene production

kp,0=

Arrhenius constant for propylene production

Kd,0=

Equilibrium constant for dimethyl ether production

Km,0=

Equilibrium constant for methanol production

kL1, kL2=

Arrhenius constants for C+4 production

Er,0=

Activation energy for dimethyl ether production, kJ/mol

Ee,0=

Activation energy for ethylene production, kJ/mol

Ep,0=

Activation energy for propylene production, kJ/mol

ΔHm0=

Enthalpy of adsorption for methanol, kJ/mol

ΔHd0=

Enthalpy of adsorption for dimethyl ether, kJ/mol

EL1,0, EL2,0=

Activation energy for C+4 production, kJ/mol

Nres=

Number of components

Nexp=

Number of experiments

W=

Weight of catalyst, g

F=

Molar flow rate, mol/h

R=

Rate of reaction, mol/g catalyst/h

α=

Stoichiometric coefficient

SUBSCRIPT

Exp=

Experimental

Calc=

Calculated

i=

ith component

j=

jth reaction

k=

kth experiment

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