Method for preparing mannitol utilizing dextrose
A technology of glucose and mannitol, applied in the field of preparation of hexahydric alcohol, can solve the problems of low total dry matter concentration of the solution, increase the steps of evaporation and concentration, increase the discharge of three wastes, etc., so as to keep the separation effect stable and reduce the amount of the three wastes. Emissions, the effect of reducing energy consumption
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[0023] Add 300ml of glucose solution with a concentration of 69% in a 500ml reaction bottle, add ammonium molybdate to the solution by 0.25% of the dry matter weight of glucose, and after it dissolves, adjust the pH value of the solution to 4.0 with 30% hydrochloric acid , heated to 105°C, and kept for 2 hours for epimerization. Sampling was detected by high-performance liquid chromatography (Shimadzu RID-10A), and the mannose component accounted for 30.7%, and the glucose component accounted for 69.3%.
[0024] The resulting solution was added to a 500ml beaker, and the beaker was placed in a TDA-8002 temperature-adjusting water bath, and stirred by a D-7401 stepless speed-regulating electric stirrer at a stirring speed of 8 rpm. When the temperature drops to 43°C, add dry glucose seeds (produced by Shijiazhuang Huaying Glucose Factory) accounting for 2% of the total weight of dry matter in the solution to the solution, and then lower the temperature of the solution to crysta...
Embodiment 2
[0026] According to the method shown in Example 1, 300 ml of glucose solution with a concentration of 71.7% was epitropically formed into a mixed solution of glucose and mannose. Among them, the mannose component accounts for 30.4%, and the glucose component accounts for 69.6%. Gained solution is added in the 500ml beaker, and the beaker is placed in the temperature-regulating water bath, stirs with the electric stirrer of stepless speed regulation, and stirring speed is 2 rpm. After the temperature dropped to 36° C., 4% dry glucose seeds were added to the solution, and the temperature was kept at a constant temperature for 4 hours. Then the temperature of the solution was lowered at a gradient of 0.4°C / h for crystallization. After 48 hours of crystallization, the obtained glucose crystals were vacuum filtered to filter out the crystals. The mannose component in the crystallization mother liquor accounts for 37.6%, and the recovery rate of the total sugar in the mother liquo...
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[0028] According to the method shown in Example 1, 300 ml of glucose solution with a concentration of 72% was epitropically formed into a mixed solution of glucose and mannose. Among them, the mannose component accounts for 29.3%, and the glucose component accounts for 70.7%. Gained solution is added in the 500ml beaker, and the beaker is placed in the temperature-regulating water bath, is stirred with stepless speed regulation electric stirrer, and stirring speed is 5 rpm. When the temperature dropped to 38° C., 10% wet glucose seed crystals (produced by Shijiazhuang Huaxing Pharmaceutical Chemical Factory) were put into the solution, and the temperature was maintained for 4 hours. Then the temperature of the solution was lowered at a gradient of 0.5°C / h for crystallization. After 42 hours of crystallization, the obtained glucose crystals were vacuum filtered to filter out the crystals. The mannose component in the crystallization mother liquor accounts for 36.2%, and the r...
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