摘要
[目的]缩合酯是合成创制杀菌剂烯肟菌胺的重要中间体。研究了缩合酯的热安全性,为企业生产过程安全提供科学依据。[方法]采用动态差示扫描量热,以及差示扫描量热和绝热加速量热联合测试技术,研究获取缩合酯的热稳定性及分解动力学参数。[结果]缩合酯具有热敏性,起始分解温度为198.01℃,分解放热量为1940 kJ/kg;分解动力学研究表明,缩合酯热分解最大反应速率到达时间为8、24 h,对应的温度TD8、TD24分别为161.5、147.5℃。[结论]缩合酯具有热不稳定性,分解过程放热剧烈,失控后果严重;应用2种模拟方法所获得的动力学结果具有很好的一致性。
[Aims]Condensed ester is an important intermediate in the synthesis of the innovative fungicide fenaminstrobin.This research investigated the thermal safety of condensation ester to provide a scientific basis for ensuring the safety in the production process.[Methods]Dynamic differential scanning calorimetry(DSC)and a combination of DSC and adiabatic accelerating rate calorimetry(ARC)testing techniques were employed to study and obtain parameters related to the thermal stability and decomposition kinetics of condensed ester.[Results]Condensed ester exhibited thermal sensitivity,with an initial decomposition temperature of 198.01℃and a decomposition heat release of 1940 kJ/kg.Decomposition kinetics studies revealed that the thermal decomposition reaction rate of condensed esters reached its maximum at 8 and 24 h,corresponding to temperatures TD8 and TD24 of 161.5 and 147.5℃.[Conclusions]Condensed ester demonstrates thermal instability,with intense heat release during the decomposition process and severe consequences upon losing control.The kinetic results obtained from both simulation methods show good consistency.
作者
于东锦
刘铁越
马晓华
谭继爽
程春生
魏振云
刘立志
YU Dongjin;LIU Tieyue;MA Xiaohua;TAN Jishuang;CHENG Chunsheng;WEI Zhenyun;LIU Lizhi(School of Materials Science and Engineering,Shenyang University of Technology,Shenyang 110870,China;School of Materials Science and Engineering,Shenyang University of Chemical Technology,Shenyang 110142,China;Chemical Industry Safety Technology&Engineering Center,Shenyang Research Institute of Chemical Industry,Shenyang 110021,China;Shenyang SCIENCREAT Chemicals Co.,Ltd.,Shenyang 110013,China)
出处
《农药》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2024年第11期802-807,830,共7页
Agrochemicals
基金
“十四五”国家重点研发计划(2021YFC3001101)。
关键词
烯肟菌胺
缩合酯
分解动力学
热安全性
enaminstrobin
condensed ester
decomposition kinetics
thermal safety