JPS607903A - Separation by crystallization - Google Patents
Separation by crystallizationInfo
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- JPS607903A JPS607903A JP11799783A JP11799783A JPS607903A JP S607903 A JPS607903 A JP S607903A JP 11799783 A JP11799783 A JP 11799783A JP 11799783 A JP11799783 A JP 11799783A JP S607903 A JPS607903 A JP S607903A
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
この発明は電磁波を利用して処理液を晶析介庶(IJる
方法に関づるものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of crystallizing a processing liquid using electromagnetic waves.
晶析分離は液体に溶解している不純物あるいはイ1用物
質を除去、回収する目的で行なわれる。液中にiR[?
している物質はぞのほと/Vどが11!口ε!性の塩あ
るいは有機性の塩で構成されている。晶析分離1のIj
法どしては、液体を魚介dするいはにダ縮りることにに
っ(、塩を固体状態にし、これを沈陪法、逆心rl*
(’)るいに1浦過法等の方法にJ、っ(液中J:り取
り出づ方法が採用されている1、これらの方法におい−
(、晶析分離をいかに効率よく行なうかが従来の課題と
なっている。Crystallization separation is carried out for the purpose of removing and recovering impurities or other substances dissolved in the liquid. iR [?
The substance that does this is Zonohoto/V Doga 11! Mouth ε! It consists of natural or organic salts. Ij of crystallization separation 1
The method is to turn the liquid into a solid state, or turn the salt into a solid state, and then use the precipitation method and the reverse center method.
(') In addition to methods such as 1.
(The problem in the past has been how to efficiently perform crystallization separation.
この発明I;1.このような従来の課題の解決のために
なされたものであり、簡単な装置て効率J、く晶析分離
を行なうことができる方法を提供りるものである3゜
′1Jなりち、この発明は、処理容器中に処理液を連続
的に供給覆るとともに、処理液の液面に電磁波を照射し
て加熱、急発さゼ、IJ1出装置により処理液の底部か
ら容器外に晶析物を連続的に取り出づにうにしたもので
ある。1周波数が100 K Ll z以上の電磁波を
金属酸化物あるいは水、グリセリン等の(セ性基を右づ
る物質、いわゆる誘電体物71に黒用づると、分子間の
電荷が電磁波の周波数に是さ+2’f ’−J り変化
づる。、イの結果、銹7r、i Jfl失現客を生しる
。一般に、この発熱の容易さはどくに双極子をイjりる
水分がgしいことが知られているか、これを利用して処
理液の加熱熱光を(1むわUることににす、効率J、く
晶(11分離を行なうJ、うにしたものである。This invention I;1. This invention has been made to solve such conventional problems, and provides a method that can perform crystallization separation with high efficiency using a simple device. In this method, the processing solution is continuously supplied into the processing container, and the surface of the processing solution is irradiated with electromagnetic waves to heat it, and an IJ1 output device is used to remove crystallized substances from the bottom of the processing solution to the outside of the container. It was made so that it could not be taken out continuously. When an electromagnetic wave with a frequency of 100K Ll z or more is applied to a substance such as metal oxide, water, or glycerin, which is a so-called dielectric material 71, the charge between the molecules will change the frequency of the electromagnetic wave. As a result of +2'f'-J, the result of A is 7r, i Jfl disappears.In general, the ease with which this heat is generated is due to the fact that the moisture that hits the dipole is very strong. It is known that this is used to heat the processing liquid with heat light to increase the efficiency and separation of crystals.
以下、この発明の実施例を図面によって説明する。′第
1図において、晶析分離を行なう容器1の底部2は傾斜
して形成されるとともに、傾斜面に沿って四部21が形
成され、この凹部21にモータ30にJ:り回転づ−る
スクリュ一式Jlll出1!l! 3が配置されている
。容器1中には処理液4が貯溜され、排出機3は処理液
4の底部から液面上の排出1」18まで伸びている。Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. ' In Fig. 1, the bottom part 2 of the container 1 for crystallization separation is formed to be inclined, and four parts 21 are formed along the inclined surface. Complete set of screws Jllll out 1! l! 3 is placed. A processing liquid 4 is stored in the container 1, and a discharger 3 extends from the bottom of the processing liquid 4 to a discharge 1''18 above the liquid level.
容器1の上端部には照口4孔51が形成され、電磁波光
振器5から導波管6を通して電磁波50を送り、照rJ
J孔51から処理液4上に電磁波50を照q・1するよ
うにしている。導波管6の照口・j孔51のill 1
′AL−1;!、、容器1内の気密を保つためにラフロ
ンj二た(ま石英製のスペーサ60を設けている。まl
コ、回転:FV 8ニJ、す”t?磁波50を乱!>j
QJさu−(処理8!4十に電磁波が均等に照0・j
されるようにしている++ Yi j’jH1の上部に
は排出室7が聞「1し、容器」中の菖光物を冷却器71
を通して気液を分離し、気体はポンプ72から放出し、
液イホ13!、貯溜槽9に貯溜りるようにしている。An illumination port 4 hole 51 is formed in the upper end of the container 1, and an electromagnetic wave 50 is sent from the electromagnetic wave optical oscillator 5 through the waveguide 6, and the illumination rJ
An electromagnetic wave 50 is emitted from the J hole 51 onto the processing liquid 4 by q·1. Ill 1 of the illumination port/J hole 51 of the waveguide 6
'AL-1;! In order to keep the inside of the container 1 airtight, a spacer 60 made of quartz is provided.
ko, rotation: FV 8 ni J, s”t? Disturbs the magnetic wave 50!>j
QJsu-(Processing 8! Electromagnetic waves evenly illuminate 0.j
++ At the top of Yi j'jH1, there is a discharge chamber 7 which is used to remove the iris in the container.
the gas and liquid are separated through the pump 72, and the gas is discharged from the pump 72;
Liquid good 13! , is stored in a storage tank 9.
上記装置にa3いて、処理液4をポンプ42により供給
管41を通して容器1中に供給し、液面を常に一定に保
つにうに供給を続Eプる。一方、照射孔51から容器1
内の処理液4に対して電磁波50を照Ω」し、処理液4
を加熱して蒸発させる。電磁波50は回転翼8によって
乱反射されて処理液4に対しC均等に照射される。蒸発
物11は排出恰7を通して冷却器71で冷2J1され、
液体は貯溜+tl19に貯溜され、気体IJIポンプ7
2により外部に放出される。、黒光により容器1の底部
には徐々にjp (晶出物)1゛7が析出1ノ、これが
)ル続的に回転ゴる排出数3にJ:り排出口18から取
り出される3゜1晶17に附’I’3 L/だ液体は水
面」二から排出し118に至るまでに電)!支長波の照
射によって蒸発し、乾燥状態て゛取り出される1゜
第3図はこの弁明を実施りる(、li IQの別の例を
示し、容器11は濃縮室Aと乾燥室Bとをイボし、画室
は金属製の多孔板からなる隔壁21で仕切られて電磁波
のみを遮断するJ:うに構成されている。At a3 in the above apparatus, the processing liquid 4 is supplied into the container 1 through the supply pipe 41 by the pump 42, and the supply is continued to keep the liquid level constant. On the other hand, from the irradiation hole 51 to the container 1
The electromagnetic wave 50 is irradiated onto the processing liquid 4 inside the processing liquid 4.
Heat and evaporate. The electromagnetic waves 50 are diffusely reflected by the rotary blades 8 and are evenly irradiated onto the processing liquid 4 . The evaporated material 11 is cooled by a cooler 71 through a discharge outlet 7,
The liquid is stored in the storage +tl19, and the gas IJI pump 7
2, it is released to the outside. Due to the black light, jp (crystallized product) 1゛7 is gradually deposited at the bottom of the container 1, and this is taken out from the discharge port 18 as it rotates continuously. Attached to crystal 17 'I' 3 L/The liquid is discharged from the water surface '2 and reaches 118 (electronic)! Figure 3 shows another example of IQ, in which the container 11 is evaporated into the concentration chamber A and the drying chamber B. The compartment is partitioned by a partition wall 21 made of a perforated metal plate to block only electromagnetic waves.
底部2(よ上記同様傾斜して形成されるとともに、四部
が形成されてそこにモータ30にJ、り回転りるスクリ
ュ一式排出機3が配置されている。The bottom part 2 (the bottom part 2) is formed to be inclined as described above, and has four parts, in which a screw set discharging machine 3, which is rotated by a motor 30, is arranged.
容器1′1中には処理液4が貯溜され、排出1幾3は処
理液4の底部から液面上の排出口18まで伸び”(いる
。画室A、Bにはそれぞれ発振器5から導波鴬6を通し
て電磁波50を照射づるJ、うにし、濃縮室Δには人出
力の電磁波を、乾燥¥8に(,1、小出ツノの電磁波を
照射するようにしくいる。これは褐″1柑iに(ユ入出
力の電磁波が必要であるが、乾燥に際し大出力を照射り
ると乾燥物が巽常に加熱され、溶H1:−りる可rIn
性が高いからである。。A processing liquid 4 is stored in the container 1'1, and discharges 1 and 3 extend from the bottom of the processing liquid 4 to a discharge port 18 above the liquid surface. Electromagnetic waves 50 are irradiated through the sea urchin 6, sea urchins are irradiated with human-powered electromagnetic waves in the concentration chamber Δ, and electromagnetic waves from the dried horns are irradiated with the dried ¥8. Although electromagnetic waves for input and output are required for drying, if high power is irradiated during drying, the dried material will be constantly heated and melted.
This is because it is highly sensitive. .
51゛たに7縮室△には供給機20を通し゛(添加料1
9を供給りるJ:うにしている1、この添1ノ10Δ1
9は、川の析出を容易にづるために結晶の核になるもの
(ル)す、4Jr出りる塩と同じ成分をイ」する(・ト
結晶、あるいは酸化アルミニウム、酸化クイ拳等の酸化
1力dりるいは炭酸カルシラ11、ガラス粉が用いられ
る。The feeder 20 is passed through the 51 and 7 contraction chambers △ (Additive 1
J supplying 9: 1, this addition 1, 10Δ1
9 contains the same ingredients as the salt produced in 4Jr, which will become the nucleus of the crystal in order to easily form the precipitation of the river. Calcilla carbonate 11 and glass powder are used.
第4図(Jさらに別の装置の例を示し、装置の基本的4
1i成は上記のものと同様であるが、排出傭がプーリ2
5とそれに掛は渡されたベルト23とそれに取付けられ
たかぎ取り刃24とから構成されCいる点が箕なってい
る。Figure 4 (J) shows yet another example of the device and shows the basic
The 1i configuration is the same as above, but the ejection part is the pulley 2.
5 and the hook are composed of a belt 23 passed over and a hooking blade 24 attached to it, and the point C is shortened.
上記第3図おにび第4図に示づ装置においても、その作
用効果は第1図に承りものと同様であり、第3図に示す
しのでは塩の析出が容易であり、かつ乾燥がにり完全に
行4fわれる点が異4Tつ(いる。The operation and effect of the apparatus shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 4 are the same as those shown in Fig. 1. There are two differences in that the line is completely lined 4F.
以上説明したように、この発明は、電磁波を利用して処
用!液を加熱、熱光さU、かつ晶析物を底部から連続的
に取り出すようにしたものであり、熱ツノ率が肪れ処理
助字の勝れたものである。As explained above, this invention uses electromagnetic waves for treatment! The liquid is heated and heated, and the crystallized material is continuously taken out from the bottom, and the heat-to-spill ratio is superior to that of the fat treatment.
第′1図はこの弁明を実施りる装置の例を示111!を
略構成図、第2図はイの底部の断面図、第3図は別の例
を示づ1llj略4111成図、第1図はさらに別の例
を示す(既略1fii成図Cある。
1.11・・・容器、2・・・底部、3・・・4JI
It li!、4・・・処理液、5・・・発振器、6・
・・導波管、17・・・晶出1カ50・・・電(0波。Figure '1 shows an example of a device implementing this defense111! Fig. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram, Fig. 2 is a sectional view of the bottom of A, Fig. 3 shows another example. 1.11...Container, 2...Bottom, 3...4JI
It li! , 4... Processing liquid, 5... Oscillator, 6...
...Waveguide, 17...Crystalization 1ka50...Electricity (0 waves.
Claims (1)
らtご、処理液の液面に電磁波を黒用して加熱、7斧5
γ、さv 、 JJI r++装向ににり処理液の底部
から容):(:外に晶析物を連続的に取り出りことを1
!i微とする晶析分0(Ih方法。1. Process 111 in the processing container! Continuously supply the liquid, use electromagnetic waves to heat the surface of the processing liquid, 7axes 5
γ, sv, JJI r++ (filling from the bottom of the treatment solution): (: Continuously take out the crystallized material to the outside.
! Crystallization amount is 0 (Ih method.
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JPS50102797A (en) * | 1974-01-23 | 1975-08-14 | ||
JPS5317572A (en) * | 1976-07-29 | 1978-02-17 | Atomic Energy Authority Uk | Improvement for treating substances |
JPS5665490A (en) * | 1979-10-31 | 1981-06-03 | Mitsui Shipbuilding Eng | Microwave continuous heating machine and control mechanism therefor |
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JPS50102797A (en) * | 1974-01-23 | 1975-08-14 | ||
JPS5317572A (en) * | 1976-07-29 | 1978-02-17 | Atomic Energy Authority Uk | Improvement for treating substances |
JPS5665490A (en) * | 1979-10-31 | 1981-06-03 | Mitsui Shipbuilding Eng | Microwave continuous heating machine and control mechanism therefor |
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