November 2021
Sustainability
H2O2 and its hydrocarbon nitridation/oxidation to produce caprolactam and propene oxide
Traditional hydrocarbon nitridation and oxidation technologies, such as caprolactam (CPL) and propene oxide production technologies, present low atom utilization and serious environmental pollution problems.
The Authors
Baoning Zong is a Professor and Chief Specialist in the petrochemical field at Sinopec’s Research Institute of Petroleum Processing. He also serves as the Director of the State Key Laboratory of Catalytic Materials and Reaction Engineering, where he is engaged in the research of catalytic materials and reaction engineering.
Yanqiang Shi is an Engineer in the field of material characterization at Sinopec’s Research Institute of Petroleum Processing, and is now engaged in the research of chemical green synthesis.
Bin Sun is a Professor in the field of organic chemicals at Sinopec’s Research Institute of Petroleum Processing, and is mainly engaged in the development of petrochemical and organic chemical technologies.
Related Articles
- New alternatives for severe service urea letdown valve applications
- Causes and countermeasures for a compressor lube oil system failure due to delayed oil pressure recovery by an auxiliary lube oil pump
- Application of systems engineering principles in a reliability assessment of air-cooled heat exchangers
Comments