Method for recovering fatty acid from clay dregs for dimeric dibasic acid synthesis
A technology for fatty acid and waste clay, which is applied in the recovery of fatty oil/fatty acid from waste, production of fat, recycling technology, etc., can solve the problems of high steam consumption, low recovery rate, large investment, etc., and achieves simple and reliable process and recycling. high rate effect
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[0010] Example 1. Put 500g and 1000g of waste white clay slag containing 49.7% fatty acid into the autoclave respectively, and slowly heat up to 132 degrees. At this time, the pressure was at 0.30MPa. Timekeeping was started, and the pressure was maintained at 0.44MPa. Under constant stirring, extract 0.5h, stop heating, stop stirring at the same time, keep the temperature of the material at 50 degrees and let it stand for 2 hours, let the fatty acid, water, and soil layer naturally, open the feed port of the reactor, suck out the fatty acid in the upper layer, and then start stirring to mix the water and clay Evenly, open the discharge valve, and drain the waste water and white clay. The collected upper layer fatty acid was 228.6g, and the recovery rate was 92%.
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[0011] Example 2, 1000g and 2000g of waste white clay slag containing 50.3% fatty acid are put into the autoclave respectively, and the temperature is gradually raised to 148 degrees. At this time, the pressure is at 0.44MPa, and the time is started, and the pressure is maintained at 0.44MPa. Under constant stirring, extract 0.5h, stop heating, stop stirring at the same time, keep the temperature of the material at 50 degrees, let it stand for 2 hours, let the fatty acid, water, and soil layer naturally, open the feed port of the reactor, suck out the upper layer of fatty acid, and then start stirring to make the water and clay Mix evenly, open the discharge valve, and drain the waste water and white clay. The collected upper layer fatty acid was 467.8g, and the recovery rate was 93%.
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