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Type: | Journal article |
Title: | Catalytic hydrogenolysis of different types of lignin obtained from sawdust softwood |
Author: | Shimanskaya, E. Rebrov, E. Filatova, A. Matveeva, V. Sulman, M. Sulman, A. |
Citation: | Chemical Engineering Transactions, 2018; 70:361-366 |
Publisher: | AIDIC: Italian Association of Chemical Engineering |
Issue Date: | 2018 |
ISSN: | 2283-9216 2283-9216 |
Statement of Responsibility: | Elena I. Shimanskaya, Evgeniy Rebrov, Anastasiya E. Filatova, Valentina G. Matveeva, Mikhail G. Sulman, Aleksandrina M. Sulman |
Abstract: | The article presents the results of the process of hydrogenolysis of lignin obtained by three different methods from softwood sawdust: alkaline, sulfuric acid, acetic acid. It is shown that the isolation process has a strong impact on the conversion of feedstock and on the yield of products. The maximum conversion of 67.5 % was observed in the case of acetic lignin in propanol-2 as a solvent, and the highest yield of liquid products (38.5 wt.%) was obtained in the case of using an alkali lignin. On the basis of the conducted researches it was shown that the catalytic system 3 % Ru/MN 270 is more active in the process of hydrogenolysis than 3 % Pd/MN270, but Pd requires a lower temperature and pressure for the process. When using both catalysts a large number of derivatives of phenol, which can be used as alternative fuel are formed. The optimal process conditions are: 3 % Ru/MN270 - temperature 300 °C, partial hydrogen pressure of 4 MPa, the ratio of substrate/catalyst is 20:1, for 3 % Pd/MN270 temperature 250 °C, the partial pressure of hydrogen of 2 MPa, the volume of solvent 30 mL, the ratio of substrate/catalyst 15/1 |
Rights: | Copyright © 2018, AIDIC Servizi S.r.l. |
DOI: | 10.3303/CET1870061 |
Appears in Collections: | Aurora harvest 4 Chemical Engineering publications |
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