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titleOfInvention Process for the preparation of dimethyl terephthalate
abstract A process for the production of dimethyl terephthalate (DMT) comprises: (a) oxidation of p-xylene (p-X) and methyl p-methyl-benzoate (PTE) in presence of heavy metal catalysts; (b) stripping p-X and low-boilers from the oxidation product; (c) esterification with methanol in an esterification column (2); and (d) fractional distillation to give several fractions with removal of a high-boiling fraction. The novelty is that the high-boiling fraction is subjected at least partly to further esterification. Preferably the mixture leaving column (2) is separated by distillation into a residue of crude ester, a low- boiling fraction containing PTE, a middle fraction containing DMT and the high-boiling fraction, which is preferably mixed with some of the crude ester residue before further esterification. Further esterification is carried out with methanol at below 250 deg C and below 10 bar, preferably in a plate column. Methanol is used as the stripping agent in stage (b).
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