PETRO CHEMICAL PROCESSES DIPLOMA IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING KAR
BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
DIPLOMA IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
CLASS : VI SEMESTER
SUBJECT : PETRO CHEMICAL PROCESSES (ELECTIVE)
SUBJECT CODE : 9CH
No of Hrs/week: 04 Hrs
Total No. of. Hrs: 64Hrs
| SL.NO | TOPIC | HRS ALLOTED |
| 1 2 3 | SECTION-I Chemicals from methane, ethane, ethylene & Acetylene. SECTION-II Chemicals from C3 , C4 & Higher hydrocarbons SECTION-III Synthesis gas & chemicals Revision\ test | 18 18 22 06 |
| | TOTAL | 64 |
SYLLABUS
subject : PETROCHEMICAL PROCESSES ( ELECTIVE)
Section-I
1. CHEMICALS FROM METHANE, ETHANE , ETHYLENE & ACETYLENE:
Development of Pertochemical industries – Status in India – Feed stocks for petrochemicals – Purification of gases – Separation of gases into individual constituents by separation techniques- Manufacture of petrochemicals – Chemicals from methane – oxidation of methane – Production of Methanol, Formaldehyde, Chloromethane, Methyl amines – Chemicals from Ethane – Ethylene – Acetylene – Vinyl chloride – Ethylene oxide – Vinyl acetate – Acetaldehyde from acetylene – Production of Isoprene – Ethanolamine – Calcium carbide.
Environmental concerns & innovative methods to reduce energy consumption, for recovery & reuse of valuable materials like catalysts, solvents, byproducts of coking, gaseous products in the above.
Section-II
2. CHEMICALS FROM C3 , C4 & HIGHER HYDROCARBONS :
Chemicals from C3 & C4 & higher hydrocarbons – Dehydrogenation of propane & higher paraffins – Chemicals from propylene – Isopropanol processes (sulphuric acid & dehydration process) – Production of propylene oxide – Acetone – Acrylonitrile – Acrylic acid – cumene – Production of Bisphenol A – Dehydrogenation of Butane & Butene – Production of Butanol – Maleic anhydride – Acetic acid from Butane – Butadiene from Butane alkylation (Sulphuric acid alkylation – HF alkylation).
Environmental concerns & innovative methods to reduce energy consumption, for recovery & reuse of valuable materials like catalysts, solvents, byproducts of coking, gaseous products in the above.
Section-III
3. sYNTHESIS GAS aND CHEMICALS :
Steam Reforming of Hydrocarbons – Natural gas steam reforming – Naphtha steam reforming – Production of Synthesis gas – SNG – Production of Synthesis gas via partial oxidation – Chemicals from Synthesis gas – Oxosynthesis – Petroleum Aromatics – Production of BTX – Aromatics from polymer gasoline by hydrogenation – BTX fractionation from crude BTX – Disproportionaton – Isomerisation process – Aluminium chloride process – Isomerisation of xylene to p-xylene – Production of aniline from phenol – Production of Styrene from Ethyl benzene – Production of Maleic anhydride from Benzene – Production of Caprolactum – chemicals from Xylene – Pthaleic anhydride & Dimethyl terephthalate from p-xylene.
Environmental concerns & innovative methods to reduce energy consumption, for recovery & reuse of valuable materials like catalysts, solvents, byproducts of coking, gaseous products in the above.
REFERENCE BOOKS :
1 Shreves Chemical Technology by Austen
2 Dryden’s Outlines of Chemical Technology by Gopal Rao
3 Petrochemical processes by Dr. BKB Rao
4 A text book of Chemical technology-II by G N Pandey
General Objectives
On completion of study of this subject the students will be able to
1 Understand various unit operations and processes involved in the manufacture of
petrochemicals.
2 Understand various reactions involved & methods of production of petrochemicals.
3 Understand various specific properties & applications of petrochemicals.
Specific Objectives :
SECTION – I
1. Describe the development of Petrochemical industry.
2. Explain the status of Petrochemical industries in our country.
3. Write short note on a) Feed stocks/ Raw materials for petrochemicals
b) Purification of gaseous raw materials
4. Describe the production & uses of methanol by synthesis gas route.
5. describe the production of formaldehyde from methanol.
6. Explain the manufacture of following with flow diagram.
a) Chloromethanes
b) Methyl amine
c) Flouro-chloro methane
7. Describe the production of ethylene.
8. With flow diagram explain the mabnufacture of following.
a) Vinyl chloride by oxichlorination of ethylene, acetylene - HCl reaction, by ethylene
oxygen acetic acid reaction.
b) Ethylene oxide & glycol by oxidation of ethylene, ethanol from ethylene
c) Vinyl acetate by Wacker process
d) Acetaldehyde from acetylene
e) Isoprene from Propylene dimer
SECTION – II
With flow diagram explain the production process of the following.
a) Isopropanol by sulphuric acid process.
b) Isopropanol by direct hydration of propylene.
c) Acetone by dehydrogenation of isopropanol.
d) Propylene oxide via chlorohydrine route
e) Propylene oxide via direct oxidation route
f) Cumene via propylene alkylation of benzene
g) Acrylonitrile & acrylic acid
i) Bisphenol A, Butanol, Maleic anhydride & acetic acid
j) Butadiene from Butane
k) Alkylation process using sulphuric acid & HF
SECTION – III
Explain with neat flow diagram the manufacture of the following.
- Natural gas steam reforming
- Naphtha steam reforming
- SNG production from naphtha
- Synthesis gas via partial oxidation
- Oxysynthesis process
- Acetic acid through methyl alcohol
- catalytic reforming of BTX
- Aromatics from polymer gasoline
- Benzene by dealkylation of toluene
- Maleic acid by benzene-air oxidation
- Benzoic acid from toluene oxidation
- Caprolactum
- Phthalic anhydride from o-xylene
- Dimethyl terephthalate from p-xylene
- Delayed coking, Fluid coking, Flexicoking & continuous contact coking
BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
DIPLOMA IN CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
CLASS : VI SEMESTER
SUBJECT : PETRO CHEMICAL PROCESSES ( ELECTIVE )
SUBJECT CODE : 9CH
QUESTION PAPER MARKS WEIGHTAGE TABLE
Note : 1. Question 1 I is compulsory - Objective Type Question & short note –5+5 marks
2. Answer any Six Full Questions from the remaining sections
(Choosing at least TWO from each section) Each Question carrying 15 marks
| SL. NO | SECTIONS | TOPICS | MARKS ALLOTTED | MARKS TO BE ANSWERED |
| 1 | Question -1 | Objective Type Question & short note | 5+5 | 10 |
| 2 | Section-I | Chemicals from methane, ethane , ethylene & Acetylene. | 45 | 30 |
| 3 | Section-II | Chemicals from C3 , C4 & Higher hydrocarbons | 45 | 30 |
| 4 | Section-III | Synthesis gas & chemicals | 45 | 30 |
| | | Total | 145 | 100 |
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