Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene. The method for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde includes the steps of congealing aromatic dialdehyde by cooling the gas-phase reaction mixture including the aromatic dialdehyde, which is obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene, to 5-70° C. and separating the congealed aromatic dialdehyde from the remaining reaction mixture. Using the method and apparatus in accordance with the present invention, aromatic dialdehyde can be effectively and selectively separated from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene in high yield.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene. The method for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde includes the steps of congealing aromatic dialdehyde by cooling the gas-phase reaction mixture including the aromatic dialdehyde, which is obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene, to 5-70° C. and separating the congealed aromatic dialdehyde from the remaining reaction mixture. Using the method and apparatus in accordance with the present invention, aromatic dialdehyde can be effectively and selectively separated from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene in high yield.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene. The method for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde includes the steps of congealing aromatic dialdehyde by cooling the gas-phase reaction mixture including the aromatic dialdehyde, which is obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene, to 5-70° C. and separating the congealed aromatic dialdehyde from the remaining reaction mixture. Using the method and apparatus in accordance with the present invention, aromatic dialdehyde can be effectively and selectively separated from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene in high yield.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene. The method for continuously separating aromatic dialdehyde includes the steps of congealing aromatic dialdehyde by cooling the gas-phase reaction mixture including the aromatic dialdehyde, which is obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene, to 5-70° C. and separating the congealed aromatic dialdehyde from the remaining reaction mixture. Using the method and apparatus in accordance with the present invention, aromatic dialdehyde can be effectively and selectively separated from a reaction mixture obtained by gas-phase oxidation of dimethylbenzene in high yield.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a catalyst for steam cracking of hydrocarbons, which steam cracks hydrocarbons to improve a yield of olefins such as ethylene and propylene, reduces produced coke, and has superior thermal stability at a high temperature. Particularly, the present invention provides a catalyst for steam cracking of hydrocarbons comprising potassium phosphate as a catalyst component, preparation thereof, and olefin preparation by steam cracking of hydrocarbons using the same.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a catalyst for steam cracking of hydrocarbons, which steam cracks hydrocarbons to improve a yield of olefins such as ethylene and propylene, reduces produced coke, and has superior thermal stability at a high temperature. Particularly, the present invention provides a catalyst for steam cracking of hydrocarbons comprising potassium phosphate as a catalyst component, preparation thereof, and olefin preparation by steam cracking of hydrocarbons using the same.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a process for pyrolysis of hydrocarbons for olefin preparation, and particularly to a process for pyrolysis of hydrocarbons comprising pyrolyzing paraffin hydrocarbons in the presence of steam to prepare olefins, where the pyrolysis is conducted in a pyrolysis reaction tube in which a porous inorganic substance with a pore diameter of 1 μm˜5 mm, a porosity of 10˜80%, and a maximum specific surface area of 0.1 m2/g is inserted or filled. According to the present invention, in the hydrocarbon pyrolysis process, the porous inorganic substance is inserted or filled into the pyrolysis reaction tube, and thus the olefin yield can be improved compared to the conventional pyrolysis processes, a continuous operation period can be prolonged, and a life cycle of the pyrolysis reaction tube can be prolonged.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a pyrolysis tube for enhancing the yield of olefins and reducing a coking tendency in steam cracking of hydrocarbons. According to the present invention, the pyrolysis tube is characterized in that a plurality of mixing blades made by twisting two ends of a plate in opposite directions are included therein. The yield of ethylene is thereby improved and the coking tendency is reduced by mixing a fluid flow, improving a heat transfer rate and shortening a residence time of the reactants therein.
Abstract:
An image sensor includes a color filter, an over-coating layer formed on the color filter, and a medium layer formed on the over-coating layer, wherein the medium layer is configured with at least two medium layers of which refractive indices are different from each other.
Abstract:
The present invention relates a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) image sensor capable of improving dynamic range by using an additional driver transistor. The CMOS image sensor according to the present invention has a pixel array which has a plurality of unit pixels each of which includes a photodiode and a fist transistor to act as a source follower buffer amplifier to amplify photogenerated charges accumulated in the photodiode. Also, the CMOS image sensor includes a second transistor for a buffer amplifier to amplify and output a gate input voltage in the unit pixel, wherein an output signal of the first transistor is applied to a gate of the second.