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Reactive Distillation Columns with Multiple Reactive Sections: A Case Study on the Disproportionation of Trichlorosilane to Silane

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With reference to the disproportionation of trichlorosilane to silane, a three-stage consecutive reversible reaction with rather unfavorable reaction kinetics of a near zero thermodynamic conversion, an in-depth comparison in steady-state… Click to show full abstract

With reference to the disproportionation of trichlorosilane to silane, a three-stage consecutive reversible reaction with rather unfavorable reaction kinetics of a near zero thermodynamic conversion, an in-depth comparison in steady-state performance is performed between the reactive distillation column with a single reactive section (RDC-SRS) and those with multiple reactive sections (RDC-MRS), under the assumptions of the same total number of stages and the same total amount of catalyst employed. With the incremental arrangement of reactive sections, the RDC-MRS shows a steady improvement in steady-state performance with considerably reduced operating cost and capital investment as compared with the RDC-SRS. The great advantages originate essentially from the additional degrees of freedom resulting from the arrangement of multiple reactive sections in process synthesis and design. Apart from the coordination effect to the three-stage consecutive reversible reactions processed, the additional degrees of ...

Keywords: disproportionation trichlorosilane; multiple reactive; trichlorosilane silane; reactive sections; reactive distillation

Journal Title: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
Year Published: 2017

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