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Research On New Process Of Upgrading Bio-oil By Catalytic Hydrogenation

Posted on:2018-08-20Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:S J GuoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2322330533967037Subject:Energy and Chemical Engineering
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Bio-oil is a renewable alternative to the production of liquid fuels and chemicals.However,the negative effects resulted from acids and aldehydes in bio-oil restrict its development.Thus the catalytic upgrading of bio-oil is imperative.In this work,unstable components in bio-oil such as aldehydes,ketones were converted by the oxidation of H2O2 or the alkylation of dimethyl furan at relatively low temperature,which can be considered by catalytic hydrogenation refining for relatively high-grade liquid fuel.When H2O2 was chosen as the oxidant,the physical and chemical properties of the resulting bio-oil were improved significantly under optimum upgrading conditions of 100 ?,12.5wt% Amberlyst-36 ion exchange resin and alcohol-oil ratio of 1:1.After the oxidative esterification,the acid value of bio-oil was reduced from 40.88 mgNa OH·g-1 to 14.82 mgNa OH·g-1.Besides,the moisture content of bio-oil was reduced from 36.37% to 17.54% and calorific value was enhanced from 14.46 MJ·kg-1 to 25.13 MJ·kg-1.While the viscosity was reduced from 18.49 mm2·s-1 to 7.04 mm2·s-1 and C element content was increased from 38.42% to 51.01% with the oxygen element content reduced from 52.75% to 39.86%.Compared to the bio-oil upgrading by esterification,the unstable acids,aldehydes and ketones in bio-oil were efficiently turned into stable target products with the using of H2O2.In addition,the target products containing ester,alcohol and ether of the upgraded bio-oil by oxidation esterification reached 84.2%,which was higher than that of esterification upgraded bio-oil?19.6%?.The relative content of aldehydes and ketones fell to 5.12% and 4.23%,and the content of acids fell to 0.08% and 2.6%,which were all less than those of the esterification upgraded bio-oil.Water and methylene chloride were used for the extraction and separation of oxidation esterification upgraded bio-oil to obtain high value-added sugars and their derivatives.Using the upgraded oil under the optimum conditions,further upgradation by catalytic hydrogenation for bio-oil was performed.However,the result was not that ideal.Thus vacuum distillation was adopted for the extraction of the upgrade bio-oil under 90 ? with a extraction yield of 54.44% and the raffinate were phenols and esters with long carbon chain.The resulting oil phase was treated by catalytic hydrogenation with Pd/C as the catalyst.Results showed that the coke yield was only 1.4%,high calorific value of the bio-oil was further upgraded to 31.38 MJ·kg-1 and the water content was reduced to 13.78%.In order to obtain more valuable products,2-methyl furan was used on the bio-oil pre-alkylation treatment.More C10+ products were produced via the additional reaction of the unstable of aldehydes and ketones.The resultants were further catalytic hydrogenated and the final refined oil possessed a relatively high calorific value of 33.43 MJ·kg-1.Furthermore,the mechanism of the alkylation hydrogenation of the model compounds were explored.
Keywords/Search Tags:bio-oil, oxidative esterification, hydrogenation, alkylation
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