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1,168,019. Continuous olefin polymerization. SOLVAY & CIE. 23 July, 1968 [1 Aug., 1967], No. 35117/68. Heading C3P. A process, for regulating the polymerization of gaseous olefins in a reaction operating continuously at a low pressure and in the presence of a diluent, catalyst and chain-transfer agent to produce at a constant rate polyolefins of a constant molecular weight, comprises maintaining constant the temperature conditions and establishing constant flows of solvent and chain transfer agent into the reactor, measuring the amount of gas dissolved in the reaction mixture, producing a signal proportional to the difference between that amount and an initial preset value of the amount of gas dissolved in the reaction mixture, adjusting the monomer flow in response to the signal to such a degree that the amount of gas dissolved in the reaction mixture returns to the above initial preset value and progressively regulating the catalyst flow to bring the adjusted monomer flow back to its initial preset value. A device for carrying- out this process is shown in the figure. A reaction 1, fitted with a stirrer 2 and surrounded by a water-jacket 20 (to maintain a constant temperature) is fed with olefin, catalyst, transfer agent and diluent through the ducts 3, 4, 5 and 6. The flows through the ducts 5 and 6 are maintained constant by the regulators 13 and 16. The regulator 8, which controls olefin input, is connected to the gaseous effluent output (from separator 27) by means of regulator 46 and transmitter 42. The catalyst flow (in duct 4) is controlled by the regulator 10, and this is connected to the diaphragm 26 so that the olefin input can be brought back to a predetermined value. In the examples, ethy lene is polymerized in hexane using a catalyst comprising the reaction product of Mg(OH)Cl and TiCl 4 ) activated with tri-isobutyl aluminium, the chain transter agent being hydrogen.
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