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S.S. AGRAWAL INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY A presentation on: Unit processes Subject:-OC & UP(2130501) Prepared By: Sr No. NAME ENROLLMENT NO. 1 Rana Ashish 141230105050 2 Patel Montu 141230105042 3 Patel Nil 141230105043 4 Patel Zalak 151233105003 BE – II SEM – III Branch – Chemical Engineering

Chemical processes usually have three interrelated elementary processes Transfer of reactants to the reaction zone Chemical reactions involving various unit processes Separation of the products from the reaction zone using various unit operations Processes may involve homogeneous system or heterogeneous systems. In homogeneous system,reactants are in same phase-liquid, gases or solids while heterogeneous system include two or more phases; gas liquid, gas–solid, gas-gas, liquid– liquid, liquid solid etc. Various type reactions involve maybe reversible or irreversible, endothermic or exothermic, catalytic or non-catalytic. Various variables affecting chemical reactions are temperature pressure, composition, catalyst activity, catalyst selectivity, catalyst stability, catalyst life, the rate of heat and mass transfer. The reaction may be carried out in batch, semi batch or continuous. Reactors may be batch, plug flow, CSTR. It may be isothermal or adiabatic.

UNIT PROCESSES AND UNIT OPERATIONS IN CHEMICAL PROCESS INDUSTRIES Chemical process is combination of unit processes and Unit operation. Unit process involves principle chemical conversions leading to synthesis of various useful product and provide basic information regarding the reaction temperature and pressure, extent of chemical conversions and yield of product of reaction nature of reaction whether endothermic or exothermic, type of catalyst used. Unit operations involve the physical separation of the products obtained during various unit processes.

NITRATION Nitration involves the introduction of one or more nitro groups into reacting molecules using various nitrating agents like fuming, concentrated, aqueous nitric acid mixture of nitric acid and sulphuric acid in batch or continuous process. Nitration products find wide application in chemical industry as solvent, dyestuff, pharmaceuticals, explosive, chemical intermediates.Typical products: TNT, Nitrobenzene, m- dinitrobenzene, nitroacetanilide, alpha nitronaphthalene, nitroparaffins

HALOGENATION Halogens involve introduction of one or more halogen groups into a organic compound for making various chlorine, bromine, iodine, fluorine organic derivatives. All though chlorine derivatives find larger application, however some of the bromine and fluorine derivatives are also important. Various chlorinating agents are chlorine, HCl, phosgene sulfuric chloride, hypochlorite, bromination, bromine, hydrobromic acid, bromide, bromated, alkaline hypobromites. In iodination iodine, hydroiodic acid and alkali hypoiodites

SULPHONATION Sulphonation involves the introduction of sulphonic acid group or corresponding salt like sulphonyl halide into a organic compound while sulphationinvolves introduction of -OSO2OH or -SO4-. Various sulphonating agents are sulphur trioxide and compounds, sulphurdixide, sulphoalkylating agents. Some of the sulphaming agents are sulphamic acid. Apart from sulfonation and sulphamate sulpho chlorinated, sulfoxidation is also used.

Typical application of sulphonation and sulphation are production of lingo sulphonates, linear alkyl benzene sulphonate, Toluene sulphonates, phenolic sulphonates, chlorosulphonicacd, sulphamates for production of herbicide, sweetening agent (sidiumcyclohexysulphamate). Oil soluble sulphonate, saccharin

OXIDATION Oxidation used extensively in the organic chemical industry for the manufacture of a large number of chemicals. Oxidation using oxygen, are combinations of various reactions like oxidation via dehydrogenation using oxygen, dehydrogenation and the introduction of oxygen and destruction of carbon, partial oxidation, peroxidation, oxidation in presence of strong oxidizing agent like KMnO4, chlorate, dichromate, peroxides H2O2, PbO2, MnO2; nitric acid and nitrogen tertra oxide, oleum, ozone. Some of the important product of oxidation are aldehyde,ketone, benzyl alcohol, phthalic anhydride, ethylene oxide, vanillin, bezaldehyde, acetic acid,cumene, synthesis gas from hydrocarbon,, propylene oxide, benzoic acid, maleic acid, benzaldehyde, phtathalic anhydride. Oxidation maybe carried out either in liquid phase or vapour phase.

HYDROGENATION Hydrogenation involves the reaction of a substance with hydrogen in the presence of a catalyst.Some of the other reaction involving hydrogen are, hydrodesulphurisation, hydrcracking, hydro formylation, oxosynthesis, hydroammonylsis, synthesis of ammonia.

POLYMERIZATION Polymerization is one of the very important unit processes which find application in manufacture of polymer, synthetic fibre, synthetic rubber, polyurethane, paint and petroleum industry for high octane gasoline. Polymerisation maybe carried out either with single monomer or with comonomer. Polymerisation reaction can be addition or condensation reaction. Various Polymerisation methods may be bulk, emulsion, solution, suspension. Typical important product from polymerization are, Polyethyelene, PVC, poly styrene, nylon, polyester, acryicfibre, poly butadiene, poly styrene, phenylic, urea, melamine and alkyd resins epoxy resin, silicon polymers,poly vinyl alcohol etc.

CRYSTALLIZATION PROCESS Crystallization processes are used in the petroleum industry for separation of wax. The process involves nucleation, growth, and agglomeration and gelling. Some of the applications of crystallization is in the separation of wax, separation of p-xylene from xylenes stream. Typical process of separation of p-xylene involves cooling the mixed xylene feed stock to a slightly higher than that of eutectic followed by separation of crystal by centrifugation or filtration.

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