Process for distillation of crude isocyanate concentrates
CA 2028819 A1 · Owner: The Lubrizol Corporation · Inventors: Stansfield, Gregory M.; Arndt, Larry W.; Renbaum, Louis A.
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A process is described for the separation and recovery of isocyanate monomers from isocyanate concentrates which leaves a residue which is liquid and burnable. The process for the separation and recovery of isocyanate monomers from isocyanate concentrates formed in the production of isocyanates and comprising a volatile isocyanate monomer and by-products comprises the steps of: (A) preparing a mixture comprising (A-1) the isocyanate concentrate; and (A-2) an oil solution comprising; (A-2-a) a major amount of hydrocarbon oil, and (A-2-b) a minor amount of at least one ashless dispersant; and (B) heating the mixture to an elevated temperature at reduced pressure whereby isocyanate monomer …
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- Filed February 21, 1990. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended February 21, 2010.
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