Process for the recovery of betaines from electrodialysis waste streams
A technology of betaine and electrodialysis, applied in the direction of purification using electricity, electrodialysis, and purification using physical methods, can solve the problems of reduced yield, poor biodegradability, and waste streams that cannot be properly treated. Achieve the effect of increasing productivity and significant economic significance
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[0026] Example 1: Recovery of 4-butylbetaine (CAS-Nr. 407-64-7) from ED waste stream
[0027] Waste streams from industrial scale ED units were treated in a nanofiltration pilot plant. Using membranes purchased from Kochmembranes with an area of 7.9m 2 500 kg of the waste stream was concentrated to 126 kg with a TFC-SR-3 type four inch spiral wound membrane module. The starting temperature was 23°C and was adjusted to 44°C during the experiment. The initial pressure was 14 bar and was adjusted up to 30 bar during the test. Samples were taken from the retentate (concentrate) and permeate (waste water). The concentration of butyl betaine increased from the initial 2.6 wt% to 8.4 wt%. During the concentration stage, the retention of butyl betaine was calculated to be 80% to 100%. During the concentration stage, the retention of 4-hydroxybutyric acid was calculated to be between 30% and 95%. During the test, the membrane did not retain sodium chloride.
[0028] Based on t...
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[0029] Example 2: Recovery of L-carnitine (CAS-Nr. 541-15-1) from the ED waste stream
[0030] The waste stream from the laboratory-scale ED unit described above was treated in a laboratory-scale nanofiltration unit. Use a Nitto Denko with a membrane area of 0.02m 2 The membrane module of the NTR-729HG S4F type flat sheets membrane (flat sheets membrane) concentrates the waste stream of 2.648kg to 0.835kg. During the test, the temperature was 23°C. The pressure is 32 bar. Samples were taken from the retentate (concentrate) and permeate (waste water). The concentration of L-carnitine in the retentate increased from an initial 1.3 wt% to 3.3 wt%. During the concentration phase, the retention of L-carnitine was calculated to be 80% to 100%. During the concentration stage, the retention of (E)-4-hydroxybutenoic acid was calculated to be between 30% and 95%. During the test, the membrane did not retain sodium chloride.
[0031] Based on the results from the nanofiltration ...
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