Authors

  • Sadokat Karimova

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijai.122388

Abstract

This article presents the technology for obtaining detergent-dispersant additives for diesel fuels based on carboxylic acids and amines.

 

 

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TECHNOLOGY FOR OBTAINING DETERGENT-DISPERSANT ADDITIVES BASED

ON CARBONIC ACID AND AMIDE DERIVATIVES FOR DIESEL FUELS

Karimova Sadokat Amrilloevna

sadoqat_karimova37@bsmi.uz

Abstract:

This article presents the technology for obtaining detergent-dispersant additives for

diesel fuels based on carboxylic acids and amines.

Keywords:

carboxylic acids, amines, amidation, diesel fuel, detergent-dispersant additives.

In the development of detergent-dispersant additives, experimental data obtained by special

methods are of great importance. A complete description of these methods can be studied by the

method of a set of qualified methods for evaluating diesel fuels. The existing methods for

assessing the activity of detergent-dispersant additives can be divided into two groups: 1. The

method of studying the dispersing and stabilizing properties of additives, their effect on the

stability of model fuels (individual hydrocarbons, binary mixtures of hydrocarbons) or

artificially prepared suspensions in real fuels of known composition (composition, deposits in

real fuels). The dispersing properties of additives, the change in the dispersion of the

compositions in the presence of the additive are evaluated by optical or sedimentation methods,

and the stabilizing properties are determined by the change in the stability of the obtained

dispersion over time. The solubility properties of additives are evaluated by their ability to

transfer additives from model fuels into a colloidal solution.

2. A method for assessing the effect of additives on the formation of precipitates when heating

real fuels to a temperature of 220-225 ° C. Dynamic methods include a method based on the

initial temperature of the resinification process of diesel injector nozzles, in which real fuel with

and without additives, heated by electric current at a temperature of 120-220 ° C for 5 hours,

passes through the nozzles.

When synthesizing detergent additives, caprylic, lauric, myristic, palmitic and stearic acids, as

well as benzoic and n-toluic acids, were obtained as carboxylic acids.

The amidation process is of great importance in the organic and petrochemical industries for the

production of a number of valuable products. Amidation is similar to the esterification reaction.

The structure of the carboxylic acid affects the rate and thermodynamics of amidation, with the

elongation and branching of the carboxylic acid carbon chain increasing the equilibrium

constant of the reaction, which reduces the rate of the process. Compared to alcohols, ammonia

and amines are strong nucleophilic reagents, therefore, amidation is carried out in the liquid

phase without the participation of a catalyst, by heating the reagents at 200-300 ° C. The

removal of water from the reaction phase, the removal of excess ammonia or amine, allows for

a high degree of conversion. In some cases, acidic catalysts (Al

2

O

3

) are used. It is known that

when carboxylic acids react with amines, an ammonium salt is first formed, which is inactive

for amidation, and its formation reduces the activity of both reactants. Therefore, the salt is

dissociated into free carboxylic acid and amine, and then amidation is carried out. The

amidation reaction can be written as follows:


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Here R is C

9

-C

17

. Morpholine, diethylamine, and acrylamide were used as amines.

The rate of the amidation reaction is directly proportional to the concentration of free

carboxylic acid and amine, and is determined by the salt dissociation equilibrium. This

equilibrium constant increases with increasing temperature and depends on the choice of

amidation temperature. Amidation, like esterification, can be carried out at very mild

temperatures under the influence of carboxylic acid chloride:

RCOCl + R

1

NH

2

RCONHR

1

+ HCl

Esters also react with amines, shifting the equilibrium to the right.

RCOOR

1

+ R

2

NH

2

RCONHR

2

+ R

1

OH

These reactions proceed much faster than the amidation of carboxylic acids. Therefore,

these reactions are considered convenient as a method of synthesizing some amides at

temperatures of 50-100 ° C without the participation of a catalyst.

The continuous technology for obtaining amides was implemented as follows. From the

measuring device 1, a mixture of reagents - carboxylic acid, amine, solvent and catalyst - is

continuously fed to the heat exchanger 2, the reaction mixture is heated by steam and enters the

upper plate of the reaction column 4. During the formation of amide, as a result of the intense

steam heating of the cube column, amine and water vapor are expelled from the column, the

liquid moves down along the plates and becomes enriched with water. The time of residence of

the reaction mass in the reactor and the ratio of the initial reagents are adjusted so that the cube

liquid contains a small amount of unreacted carboxylic acid. This liquid is removed from the

cube and, after neutralization, is discharged into the sewer. The steam entering the reactor from

above contains 70.0% amine and 20.0% amide. It is sent for cooling and condensation occurs

first in heat exchanger 2, where the initial reagents are heated, and then in condenser 3.

Condensate from device 2 and part of the condensate from device 3 are returned to the upper

plate of reactor 4. The rest of it passes into rectification column 5, where an azeotropic mixture

is separated from the aqueous amine.

The technological scheme for obtaining detergent-dispersant additives based on amides in a

continuous method is shown in Figure 1.


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Fig. 68. Technological scheme for the continuous production of amides:

1- measuring device; 2- heat exchanger; 3- condenser; 4- amidizer-reactor; 5,10-

rectification columns; 6,9- condenser-dephlegmators; 7- mixer; 8- separator; 11-

cooler; 12-boiler; 13- collector.

The cube column 5 is heated by a boiler 12, a flash is formed in the apparatus 6, part of the

condensate is diluted with water. The liquid in the cube column 5 consists of amine (most of it)

and water. It leaves the column and enters the reactor 4 through the lower plate. This ensures

that a sufficient amount of amine is present in the lower part of the column, and complete

conversion of carboxylic acid.

The steam leaving the column 5 is condensed in the apparatus 6, from where part of the

condensate is diluted, and the remaining amount is diluted with an equal volume of water in the

mixer 7. The resulting emulsion is separated into two layers in a continuously operating

separator 8, the upper layer contains the amine and amide dissolved in water, the lower layer

consists of an aqueous solution of amine and amide. The lower layer is returned to the middle

plate of the column 5. Amide is directed to the separator 8 to separate water and amine. It is

sent to the distillation column 10 and separated into a tertiary azeotropic mixture of amide,

amine and water by distillation. Part of this mixture is diluted in the condenser 9 and then in the

column 10, and the remaining amount is returned to the mixer 7. The amide cube passes

through the column 10 and, after cooling in the cooler 10, is directed to the collector 13.


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Фозилов С.Ф., Мавланов Б.А.,

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References

Лебедев Н.Н. Химия и технология основного органического и нефтехимического синтеза./ -М.: Химия, 1988. –С.210-213.

Каримова С.А., Фозилов С.Ф., Мавланов Б.А., Фозилов Ҳ.С. Ювувчи-диспергирловчи присадкаларни олиш усуллари ва уларни дизел ёқилғиси хоссалари яхшилашда қўллаш./ Фан ва технологиялар тараққиёти” Илмий техникавий журнал. 2023. № 6. 125-130 б.