Sugar – starch – and carbohydrates – Processes – Carbohydrate manufacture and refining
Patent
1974-08-30
1976-09-21
Wolk, Morris O.
Sugar, starch, and carbohydrates
Processes
Carbohydrate manufacture and refining
23273R, 127 16, 159 44, 159 45, C13F 102, C13K 110, C13K 500, C13K 1100
Patent
active
039817393
ABSTRACT:
A crystallizable solute is crystallized from a solution containing the same by introducing a solution of said solute into a first stage evaporative-crystallization zone together with seed solute crystals. Within the first stage evaporative-crystallization zone the solution is concentrated to yield a saturated first stage concentrate containing crystals of said solute. The crystals of said solute are substantially larger than said seed crystals and are suspended in a solution more concentrated with respect to said solute than the solution supplied to said first evaporative-crystallization zone. A stream of said first concentrate is removed from said first evaporative-crystallization zone and transferred to a second evaporative-crystallization zone for further concentration or crystallization of solute and for the production of solute crystals of increased size. There is continuously recovered from the second evaporative-crystallization zone a slurry having a total solute or solids content of about 86-94 percent by weight and containing the solute crystals of desired crystal size.
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Dmitrovsky Morris
Kokke Antoine H.
Amstar Corporation
Marantz Sidney
Wolk Morris O.
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