The application provides a particle size control method for ultrasonic-assisted gamma-
aminobutyric acid crystallization. After
impurity removal and decolorization of a gamma-
aminobutyric acid feed liquid, the feed liquid is concentrated to a near-saturated state through heating and stirring, then ultrasonic-assisted
crystallization is performed, cooling and temperature reduction are performed, aging is performed, and crude crystals are obtained through suction
filtration, and finally, the target crystals are obtained through washing and
drying. The method is a synergistic process of
raw material liquid pretreatment,
evaporation concentration-ultrasonic-cooling coupled
crystallization, aging and post-treatment, uses
ultrasonic cavitation effect to reduce
nucleation potential barrier, and combines
supersaturation precision control and gradient cooling strategies to realize
crystal particle size refinement, obvious narrowing of
particle size distribution and effective inhibition of agglomeration, so that the median particle size of the crystals can be controlled to be less than or equal to 200 microns, the
particle size distribution span is less than or equal to 1.5, the agglomeration phenomenon is significantly inhibited, the
crystal form remains stable, the
crystal habit is complete and smooth, the crystal product quality and
process efficiency are significantly improved, and the method has important industrial application value.