Otrzymywanie monomerów akrylowych z wykorzystaniem surowców odnawialnych. Cz. I, Otrzymywanie akroleiny z gliceryny

A. R. Migdał; M. Dudkiewicz; J. Kijeński; M. Nemtusiak; O. Osawaru; M. Rogieński; E. Śmigiera

Published : 2012-05-30

Vol. 57 No. 5 (2012)

Synthesis of acrylic monomers based on renewable raw materials. Part I, Synthesis of acrolein from glycerol

A. R. Migdał M. Dudkiewicz J. Kijeński M. Nemtusiak O. Osawaru M. Rogieński E. Śmigiera

Abstract

Renewable raw materials derived from biomass are regarded as the basis for the majority of petrochemical processes in the future. The advantage of renewable raw materials is the possibility of independence of some sections of the economy from fossil fuels. Up till now, only the technologies that have led to the introduction of products in demand on a given market or those with a strong legislative backing have been developed. This work is an attempt to evaluate the possibility of developing a new technology for the synthesis of acrylic monomers based on the renewable raw materials in response to the dynamic rise in Polish market demand for acrylic monomers, which is being currently resolved by import. In the theoretical part of the work, the main routes for the synthesis of acrylic monomers based on non-renewable fossil fuels have been described and compared to reactions based on renewable raw materials, especially those available locally. In the experimental part the results of the synthesis of acrolein from glycerol, i.e. the first stage of the process of synthesis of the production of acrylic monomers based on renewable raw materials, have been presented. The conversion of glycerol was performed in the gaseous phase over a series of industrial aluminosilicate catalysts. The influence of selected parameters on the activity of the system in the tested reactions was determined. By considering the obtained results in relation to those reported in the literature it can be concluded that a potential possibility exists in obtaining acrylic monomers on the industrial scale from renewable raw materials. Large scale tests are still required to be performed in order to come to a final evaluation and introduction of the developed technology.

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akrylany ; odwodnienie ; gliceryna ; akroleina ; kataliza acrylates ; glycerol ; dehydration ; acrolein ; catalysis

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Migdał, A. R., Dudkiewicz, M., Kijeński, J., Nemtusiak, M., Osawaru, O., Rogieński, M., & Śmigiera, E. (2012). Synthesis of acrylic monomers based on renewable raw materials. Part I, Synthesis of acrolein from glycerol. Polimery, 57(5), 369-374. Retrieved from https://ichp.vot.pl/index.php/p/article/view/836

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