THE FUTURE OF THE CHEMISTRY: CONTINUOUS FLOW REACTIONS BASEL 2016

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THE FUTURE OF THE CHEMISTRY: CONTINUOUS FLOW REACTIONS BASEL 2016

CHEMICAL PLANT

CONTINUOUS FLOW REACTOR The continuous flow reactor is a safe system, running chemical reactions in reduced volume with an efficient heat and mass transfer PROCESS INTENSIFICATION: Temperature, Pressure, Molar Concentration Micro and Mini Reactors Laboratory Industrial

CONTINUOUS FLOW REACTION COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES vs BATCH o Faster reactions: reduce reaction times down to 1 min o Safer reactions o Less energy, solvent and reagents consumption o Lower waste management o Better control of highly exothermic reactions o Ability to manage very high pressure and temperature reactions o Ability to manage highly toxic and corrosive reagents o Rapid reaction optimization: easy scale-up o Low capital investment o Miniaturization

INNOVATION La Mesta has developed a proprietary Plug Flow Reactor called RAPTOR RAPTOR is a tubular continuous agitated reactor, equipped with heating/cooling jacket and a longitudinal shaft having impellers.

RAPTOR TECHNOLOGY Plug Flow Reactor has a series of thin coherent "plugs", each with an uniform composition, travelling in the axial direction, perfectly mixed in the radial direction but not in the axial direction. Each plug is considered as a separate entity, without a forward or a back mixing.

RAPTOR TECHNOLOGY Gas or reagent injection Product inlet Stirring engine Reaction chamber Product outlet

RAPTOR TECHNOLOGY Temperature Pressure -100 C +300 C 300 bar Heat exchange (area/vol.) 150 m 2 / m 3 Residence Time Flow rate Stirring 10 sec to few min 5 to 400 liters / h 1500 rpm o o o o o Gas / Liquide / Solid phase reactions Handling of toxic or highly corrosive reagents (Triflic acid, CO, Phosgene) Highly exothermic, high temperature or cryogenic processes Viscous reactions Solid suspension up to 30% (as starting materials or during reaction)

RAPTOR TECHNOLOGY 5 Raptors are in place: #1 (hastelloy) : flow rate 150 liters/h #2 (ss) : flow rate 40 liters/h #3 (hastelloy) : flow rate 60 liters/h #4 (hastelloy) phosgene chemistry: flow rate 60liters/h #5 (hastelloy) : flow rate 400liters/h

RAPTOR CHEMISTRY MULTIPURPOSE EQUIPMENT Ammonolysis Carbonylation Condensation Decarboxylation Grignard Chemistry Hydrogenation Isomerization Oxidation Phosgene Chemistry Reductive amination

HAZARDOUS REACTIONS DECARBOXYLATION Hazardous Reaction: Uncontrolled CO 2 gas evolution Raptor is safe: small reaction volume and up to 300 bar

HAZARDOUS REACTIONS OXIDATION with H 2 O 2 Temperature 70 C Pressure Reaction Time Residual H 2 O 2 10bar 1 min 0% w/w

CARBONYLATION Starting Material for API in cgmp Temperature 45 C Pressure CO 45 bar Alcohol in CH 2 Cl 2 40% w/w Residence Time 30 sec Triflic acid 50% w/w Yield 84%

CARBONYL REDUCTION ALCOHOL Batch Raptor Pressure H 2 10 bar 70 bar Temperature 90 C 170 C Reaction Time 12h 1min Quality (Color) Not OK (add. step) OK

MULTI STEPS SYNTHESIS Cyanohydrin in RAPTOR Reaction control Raptor: 15 secondes Kinetic control 50-50% isomers Batch: 6 hours Thermodynamic control 60-40% isomers

CRYOGENIC IN CONTINUOUS Continuous flow reactor RAPTOR for cryogenic reactions: Easy to cool down to -90 C but most of the time not needed; Short reaction time: reaction selectivity and quality improvement; Use of highly reactive compounds; Two raptors in line for consecutive reactions (cryogenic + quenching);

CRYOGENIC IN CONTINUOUS Very low temperature is not necessary in continuous!

PHOSGENE REACTIONS Phosgene generation Continuous reaction Process control

PHOSGENE GENERATOR o Process: CO + Cl 2 + Active Carbon at 150 C o Production: up to 12kg / hour up to 40kg / hour o Quality: CCl 4 max 49-56ppm No Phosgene on stock On demand generation and continuous consumption

PHOSGENATION Last step of an API synthesis performed under cgmp Temperature Pressure COCl 2 Phosgene Excess Residence Time Productivity Conversion 35-45 C 0 bar 5% mole 0.2min 16 kg/h complete

DOWNSTREAM IN CONTINUOUS PROVED the EFFICIENCY of the RAPTOR NEXT STEP: DOWSTREAM in CONTINUOUS Washing Separation in Continuous Distillation in continuous (THIN FILM EVAPORATOR) Crystallization and filtration in batch DEDICATED AREA TO THE CONTINUOUS PROCESS WORKSHOP is in PROGRESS (SEPT. 2016)

EXOTHERMIC REACTIONS SULFONIC ESTERS Annual production 60 MT / year New continuous workshop in 2016

DOWNSTREAM IN CONTINUOUS Raptor # 5 Separation - Washing

D M 1 D M 7 D M CONTINUOUS LAYOUT Water Water N 2 N 2 N 2 N 2 TOLUENE D M 4 D M6 ISOFOL CMS TEA 2 1m 3 tank 30-35 C 2 1m 3 2 1m 3 2 1m 3 tank tank tank 10-12 C RAPTOR T2 I T exit R005 50 C 5-10 C F I FI To distillation F I 10-12 C 0,5 m 3 0,5 m 3 Waste tank 1m 3 50-60 C F I F I

CONTINUOUS VS BATCH Annual production BATCH 60 MT CONTINUOUS Equipment used Vessel (6 rm 3 ) + tanks Raptor (0,001rm 3 ) + tanks Duration of Production 25 weeks 6 weeks Productivity 42 kg/h 100 kg/h Productivity x week 2,4 MT 6 MT Reaction temperature 10 15 C 45 C Toluene 3,5 vol 1,75 vol Water (washing) 4 vol 2 vol Excess CMS & TEA 30% 10% Product Quality Orange (purification step needed) Pale yellow Disposal 6,2 kg /kg 3kg / kg

RAPTOR SUMMARY PROJECTS TESTED IN RAPTOR: 48 PROJECTS MOVED AT LEAST TO PILOT / PRODUCTION: 15 MORE THAN 100 MT PRODUCED USING RAPTOR TECHNOLOGY

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