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United States Patent (19) 11) 4,393,230 Crocker Et Al United States Patent (19) 11) 4,393,230 Crocker et al. 45) Jul. 12, 1983 54 METHOD OF PREPARNG ETHYL 56) References Cited SLCATE U.S. PATENT DOCUMENTS (75) Inventors: William A. Crocker, Corvallis; Duane 3,320,297 5/1967 Pino ..................................... 556/.458 L. Hug, Albany, both of Oreg. FOREIGN PATENT DOCUMENTS (73) Assignee: Teledyne Industries, Inc., Albany, 78532 12/1980 U.S.S.R. .............................. 556/457 Oreg. Primary Examiner-Paul F. Shaver Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Shoemaker and Mattare, Ltd. 21) Appl. No.: 305,554 (57) ABSTRACT A method of continuously producing in high yield ethyl 22) Filed: Sep. 25, 1981 silicate having a predetermined content of silica by adjusting the flowrate of reactants to the reactor in (51) Int, Cl............................. COTF 7/08; C07F 7/18 relation to the temperature of the reaction. (52) U.S. Cl. ..................................... 556/.457; 556/458 58 Field of Search ............................... 556/457, 458 5 Claims, 2 Drawing Figures U.S. Patent Jul. 12, 1983 4,393,230 A/G / GASESABSORBER TO HC - COOLING WATER 7 CONDENSER MIXTURE SiCl4 DRY N SPARGE /11 OVERFLOW CRUDE ETHYL SILICATE 4O 61EA6 Oof E A/G. 2. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN REACTION TEMPERATURE AND SILCA CONTENT 39 4O 4. 42 43 44 SILICA CONTENT (%) 4,393,230 1. 2 METHOD OF PREPARNG ETHYL SCATE When an excess of silicon tetrachloride is present, it BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION can react with ethyl orthosilicate to give polymeric products: 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of continuously producing ethyl silicate. More specifically, it deals with a method of accurately controlling the flowrate of the In order to reduce the extent of the side reactions reactants in relation to the temperature of the reaction. which lower yield and consistently produce an ethyl 2. Description of the Prior Art 10 silicate 40 of acceptable quality, the reaction is per Ethyl silicate, available commerically for many years, formed continuously with steady removal of "crude' has been used in paints and as binders in the refractory ethyl silicate 40 and evolution of hydrogen chloride gas. and foundry industry. The most commercial form of The crude material is purified by distillation, neutraliza ethyl silicate sold and used is ethyl silicate 40, which 15 tion, and filtration to remove the undesirable excess contains 40% silica. ethanol, reaction by-products, and residual hydrogen Ethyl silicates were first prepared batchwise by add chloride. ing a predetermined quantity of liquid silicon tetrachlo Although both batch and continuous processes for ride to an agitated, jacketed reactor and then introduc producing ethyl silicate have been known in the past, ing an excess of ethyl alcohol at a controlled rate. The 20 the accuracy of maintaining the continuous production reactor contents were chilled to prevent the undesirable of high yields of the precise ethyl silicate, having the volatilization of silicon tetrachloride before reaction desired percentages of SiO2 content, has presented which lowered product yields. Hydrogen chloride gas many problems, some of which are set forth above. was removed by stripping with dry air or heating and There is also the problem of reliance on the accuracy of stirring the mixture. 25 the two flow meters, one in harsh silicon tetrachloride If anhydrous ethanol is used, the reaction which pro service, plus the careful storage of the ethanol solution duced tetraethyl orthosilicate is represented below: to prevent moisture absorption. There is, therefore, a need for a more accurate control for producing high yields of ethylsilicate having predetermined amounts of If ethanol containing some water is used, the reaction 30 SiO2. can be described as follows: BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is, accordingly, one object of the present invention to provide a new process for accurately controlling the 35 flowrate of the reactants for the production of ethyl When n=1.57, ethyl polysilicate containing 40% silicate so as to produce ethyl silicate having predeter SiO2 is produced, which, as set forth above, is termed mined amounts of SiO2 content. ethyl silicate 40. Another object of the present invention is to provide Partial ethanolysis of silicon tetrachloride can occur a new process for the production of ethyl silicate according to the following reactions: wherein not all of the reactants require adjustment of their flowrates during the process. A more precise object of the present invention is to control the flowrate of the ethanol and water mixture in relation to the temperature of the reactor wherein ethyl 45 silicate 40 is produced. These and other advantages of the present invention will be apparent from the detailed description and drawings. During the batch preparation of tetraethoxysilane FIG. 1 discloses a schematic apparatus for producing (tetraethyl orthosilicate), several side reactions take 50 ethyl silicate; and place, including hydrogen chloride reacting with the FIG. 2 is a graph showing the relationship between ethanol to produce ethyl chloride and water and the temperature and silica content. excess silicon tetrachloride catalyzing a reaction which In accordance with the above objects, it has been yields diethyl ether and water from ethanol: found that ethyl silicate, having a predetermined per 55 centage of SiO2, can be produced in high yields when the reaction is maintained at a certain temperature. By predetermined amounts of SiO2 is meant within the range of the reaction wherein water is one of the reac tants, which produces a product which contains about 28.8% SiO2, up to that amount where SiO2 is precipi tated out of solution (about 53% SiO2 content). By The water produced then reacts with the silicon tet controlling the flowrate of the reactants in relation to rachloride and the tetraethoxysilane product: temperature changes, it is possible to maintain a contin uous process which will produce high yields of the 65 specifically desired ethyl silicate, i.e., ethyl silicate 40. Prior art methods require an analysis technique of the product to determine the amount of silica in the reactant product. This analysis did not lend itself to a fast deter 4,393,230 3 4. mination which would maintain a stabilized continuous carefully control the silica content during current com process avoiding side reactions. mercial production, the amount of water contained in the ethanol, as well as the flow ratio of silicon tetrachlo DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE ride to ethanol-water solution, must be precisely known INVENTION 5 and controlled in order to obtain consistent product. This invention involves the continuous preparation of With this new process, an ethanol-water mixture of a ethyl silicate having a predetermined percentage of certain composition is prepared, and the ethyl silicate SiO2 although for purposes of illustration ethyl silicate reaction is commenced by adding the reactants at pre 40 (ethyl polysilicate containing approximately 40% determined flowrates. Once the reaction has reached SiO2 equivalent) is set forth as the desired product since O steady-state conditions, the silica composition of the it is the most commercial product. Liquid silicon tetra product can be established at a specified level, i.e., near chloride and an ethanol/water mixture are continuously 40% by controlling the feed ratio to maintain the de metered into a stirred reactor to prepare ethyl silicate sired reactor temperature. Since temperature is an easy 40. Since it is important to obtain a product containing and accurate measurement commonly used in the chem between 40 and 41% SiO2 by weight, the reactant feed 15 ical process industry, continuous reaction control is rates are controlled to maintain a particular reactor relatively simple. temperature which establishes the desired silica content. The silicon tetrachloride flowrate can be fixed and This invention involves the control of silica content the ethanol-water flowrate can be automatically con during the continuous preparation of ethyl silicate 40 by trolled to maintain the desired temperature and, there maintaining a silicon tetrachloride to ethanol/water fore, the desired silica concentration. Basically, the feedrate ratio which establishes the desired reactor ten flowrate of any of the reactants can be set and one of perature. them adjusted constantly in relation to temperature FIG. 1 shows an apparatus utilized for ethyl silicate changes. It is necessary to keep in mind that as the ratio manufacture. In this figure, liquid silicon tetrachloride of silicon tetrachloride to the ethanol-water mixture is continuously introduced to the stirred reactor 1 at a 25 goes up, the temperature goes down. Therefore, as set controlled feedrate by means of line 2 and control valve forth in the illustration in the present case, the silicon 3. An ethanol/water mixture is continuously introduced tetrachloride flowrate is set and the ethanol-water mix to the stirred reactor 1 at a controlled feedrate by means ture is adjusted upward to increase the temperature in of line 4 and control valve 5. The reactants are added in the reactor and downward to decrease the temperature close proximity to each other near the agitator 6 in 30 in the reactor. order to promote their reaction and prevent the escape With the method of the present invention, it does not of unreacted vapors which reduces the product yield. matter even when there are fluctuations in the flowrate The reaction temperature is controlled by the ratio of of the fixed reactants since the one adjustment of one of the reactant feedrates, which, in turn, establishes the the reactants will accommodate these changes to con silica content of the crude ethyl silicate product. 35 stantly produce a stable product. Therefore, changes The hydrogen chloride gas generated during the due to leaky valves or rust or some other physical defi reaction passes through the water-cooled condenser 7 ciency will be obviated. and is treated in a hydrochloric acid absorber (not Three examples were conducted to demonstrate this shown).
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