Method for extracting L-arginine by using ion exchange method
A technology of ion exchange method and arginine, which is applied in the field of extracting L-arginine by ion exchange method, can solve the problems of unsuitability for large-scale industrial production, low yield of L-arginine, serious pollution, etc., and achieve Less impurities, high light transmittance, and strong selectivity
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[0029] A method utilizing ion exchange method to extract L-arginine, it comprises the steps:
[0030] Step 1) Ceramic membrane filtration: Adjust the pH of the L-arginine fermentation broth to 4.0, add 2 times the volume of water, stir evenly, filter through ceramic membranes, remove bacteria, macromolecular proteins and other particulate impurities, and collect ceramic membranes Serum.
[0031] Step 2) Adsorption and elution with strongly acidic cation exchange resin: The ceramic membrane supernatant obtained in step 1) is adsorbed with a cation exchange resin, and eluted with 25% ammonia water to obtain an eluent of L-arginine.
[0032] Step 3) Concentration and deamination: Concentrate the L-arginine eluate obtained in step 2) in vacuum to a concentration of 1.05g / ml at a concentration temperature of 60°C, deamination, collect the L-arginine concentrate, and recover ammonia gas .
[0033] Step 4) Overflowing the weakly basic anion exchange resin: the concentrated L-argini...
Embodiment 2
[0037] A method utilizing ion exchange method to extract L-arginine, it comprises the steps:
[0038] Step 1) Ceramic membrane filtration: adjust the pH of the L-arginine fermentation broth to 4.0±0.5, add 3 times the volume of water, stir evenly, filter through ceramic membranes, remove bacteria, macromolecular proteins and other particulate impurities, collect Ceramic Membrane Clear.
[0039] Step 2) Adsorption and elution with strongly acidic cation exchange resin: The ceramic membrane supernatant obtained in step 1) is adsorbed with a cation exchange resin, and eluted with 25% ammonia water to obtain an eluent of L-arginine.
[0040] Step 3) Concentration and deamination: Concentrate the L-arginine eluate obtained in step 2) in vacuum to a concentration of 1.1g / ml, at a concentration temperature of 65°C, deamination, collect the L-arginine concentrate, and recover ammonia gas .
[0041] Step 4) Overflowing the weakly basic anion exchange resin: the concentrated L-arginin...
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