The invention provides a technology for extracting amino acids from residual
medicine dregs generated in the production of
erythromycin. The technology comprises the following steps of: extracting the residual
medicine dregs of
erythromycin with deionized water and then carrying out filter pressing; distilling the
solid obtained through filter pressing a lower temperature between150 and 200 DEG C, extracting amino acids from gas generated through
distillation through a
membrane method; firstly filtering filtrate obtained through filter pressing by using a
metal membrane, mixing the filtered
solid with the
solid obtained through filter pressing and performing the above treatments, absorbing the filtrate obtained through
metal membrane filtering by using
ion exchange resin, eluting with alcoholic
solvent and finally precipitating out and crystallizing
clarithromycin by a control
hydrolysis method, cleaning and centrifugalizing, performing
vacuum drying on the solid obtained through centrifugalization to prepare
clarithromycin; and separating and extracting amino acids from the
liquid phase through the
membrane method. By adopting the technology, the harmless application of
fungus dregs can be realized and at least 10 tons of pure
amino acid products can be extracted from 1000 tons of
erythromycin fungus dregs; and the erythromycin content of the discharged waste treated by the technology provided by the invention is less than 1ppm, which completely meets the national
discharge standard.