A kind of treatment method of lignin in corn stalk viscose fiber pulp cooking liquid
A technology of corn stalks and viscose fiber, which is applied in the field of comprehensive utilization of biomass to prepare viscose fiber, which can solve the problems of environmental pollution, complex components, waste of lignin resources, etc., achieve high recovery efficiency at high temperature, mild reaction conditions, and easy preparation Effect
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[0021] The corn stalks are directly removed from the corn stalks when the corn is harvested, and the separated corn stalks are cut into sections, crushed, and made into 10mm particles. Co-cultivate for 48 hours, the weight ratio of straw and anaerobic medium is 1:15 to degrade the unstable cellulose and hemicellulose in the rice straw husk, and separate the undegraded corn straw fiber from the fermentation product; squeeze out the liquid, The undegraded corn stalk fiber is transported to lye cooking and high-temperature cooking under anaerobic conditions. The cooking conditions are 20% lower than the traditional technology, that is, NaOH is 15% of absolute dry weight, and Na2S is 4% of absolute dry weight. In a closed environment Lignin-containing slurry is produced by screw extrusion, and the water content of cellulose is less than 20% after screw extrusion; the slurry is filtered through nano-scale ceramic membranes, and the entire concentration process is heated to 320°C und...
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[0022] The corn stalks are directly removed from the corn stalks when the corn is harvested, and the separated corn stalks are cut into sections, crushed, and made into 8 mm particles. Co-cultured for 40 hours, the weight ratio of straw and anaerobic medium was 1:14 to degrade the unstable cellulose and hemicellulose in the rice straw husk, and separate the undegraded corn straw fiber from the fermentation product; The undegraded corn stalk fiber is transported to lye cooking and high-temperature cooking under anaerobic conditions. The cooking conditions are 20% lower than the traditional technology, that is, NaOH is 15% of absolute dry weight, and Na2S is 4% of absolute dry weight. In a closed environment Spiral extruding lignin-containing slurry, after screw extrusion, the moisture content of cellulose is less than 20%; the slurry is filtered through nano-scale ceramic membranes, and the entire concentration process is heated to 300°C under high temperature and anaerobic cond...
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[0023] The corn stalks are directly removed from the corn stalks when the corn is harvested, and the separated corn stalks are cut into sections, crushed, and made into 8 mm particles. Co-cultivate for 36 hours, the weight ratio of straw and anaerobic medium is 1:12 to degrade the unstable cellulose and hemicellulose in the rice straw husk, and separate the undegraded corn straw fiber from the fermentation product; squeeze out the liquid, The undegraded corn stalk fiber is transported to lye steaming and high-temperature cooking under anaerobic conditions. The cooking conditions are less than 20% lower than traditional technology, that is, NaOH is 14% of absolute dry weight, and Na2S is 4% of absolute dry weight. In a closed environment The lower screw extrudes the lignin-containing slurry, and the water content of the cellulose after screw extrusion is less than 20%; the slurry is filtered through a nanoscale ceramic membrane, and the entire concentration process is heated to ...
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