With the contribution of the LIFE Programme of the European Union under grant agreement LIFE14/ENV/IT/000346 LIFE-TRIALKYL “An innovative and sustainable continuous process for the development of high quality trialkyl phosphites” Demonstrative workshop– ARESE, Pilot Plant facility LIFE14/ENV/IT/000346
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With the contribution of the LIFE Programme of the European Unionunder grant agreement LIFE14/ENV/IT/000346
LIFE-TRIALKYL “An innovative and sustainable continuous process for the development of high quality trialkyl phosphites”
Demonstrative workshop– ARESE, Pilot Plant facilityLIFE14/ENV/IT/000346
• The process consists in the reaction between PCl3 and Alkyl Alcohol (Buthanol, Methanol) to produce Tri alkyl Phosphite in presence of Ammonia and diluted in a solvent (MTBE). The Hydrogen chloride is captured by Ammonia to produce Ammonium Chloride
• The reaction is followed by a Filtration to separate the Tri-alkyl phosphite by the solid Ammonium chloride
• The tri Alkyl phosphite is than purified by distillation.
• The solvent recovered is recycled to the reactor
Pilot realization
Allocated in Arese
• New metallic structure in a dedicated area
Resolving various constraints:
• Safety requests
• Regulations and requests of the institutional entities
• Operations requirements
Pilot realization
• Reactor
• 200 litres• special stainless steel Hastelloy• Cooled chilled water to control
exothermic reaction• Conical shape in the bottom part to
support solid discharge• Internal tubes with static mixers. • Possibility to feed ammonia from
the bottom• Automatic control for raw material
loading
Pilot realization
• Filters • Two stainless steel nutsche filter to separate solid
ammonium chloride from tri-alkylphosphite and solvent (MTBE)