Catalytic partial oxidation with ignition system
CA 2374852 A1 · Owner: Reynolds, Robert Patrick Jr. · Inventors: Hershkowitz, Frank; Wen, Michael Yu-Hsin; Reynolds, Robert Patrick Jr.
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The instant invention is directed to a catalytic partial oxidation (CPO) process with improved ignition comprising: (a) igniting an ignition feed comprising hydrogen, diluent and oxygen in a catalytic partial oxidation catalyst bed wherein said ignition feed has a predetermined adiabatic reaction temperature sufficient to cause said catalyst bed to ignite in a manner which prevents said catalyst bed from undergoing thermal shock (b) modifying said , ignition feed following said ignition of said catalyst bed to obtain a reaction feed comprising oxygen and hydrocarbon-reactant in a molar ratio capable of producing partial oxidation products in said catalyst bed under partial oxidation …
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