Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization
Patent
1998-06-16
2000-12-19
Kunemund, Robert
Chemistry: physical processes
Physical processes
Crystallization
23307, 4222451, C30B 708
Patent
active
061622621
ABSTRACT:
Device and process for crystallizing a component, e.g. paraxylene, from a mixture that comprises a chamber (1) that has in its upper part means (46) for supplying the mixture, collecting means (20), and in its lower part, crystals of the component in suspension in a mother liquor, connected to means (C) for separation and purification of the crystals that are obtained, means (9) for supplying a cold gaseous fluid and means (22) for drawing off the so-called hot gaseous fluid that results from the direct heat exchange, whereby said device also comprises means for shaping a descending flow of the mixture onto tubes such that the cold gaseous fluid that circulates upward exchanges cold directly with the mixture, whereby means (22) for drawing off the hot gaseous fluid are connected to at least one fluid recompression means (24b), whose output is connected to at least one heat exchanger (27), whereby the heat exchanger is connected to a turbo-expander (30), which is connected to means (31) for supplying cold gaseous fluid.
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Mikitenko Paul
Minkkinen Ari
Institut Francais du Pe'trole
Kunemund Robert
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