Dynamic Extraction Vessel with Spray Evaporation Loop

The extraction system is divided into distinct functional modules: a dynamic extraction vessel with rotating perforated drum for separation, a spray evaporation loop system with cyclonic separator for purification, and a heat exchanger for temperature control. Each module performs a specific function, allowing the system to achieve high extraction efficiency through coordinated operation of specialized components rather than a single complex unit.

The system employs dynamic elements including a rotating perforated drum that creates centrifugal force for separation, a spray evaporation loop that dynamically converts liquid to vapor and back, and computer-controlled valves and pumps that adjust flow rates and pressures in real-time. These dynamic mechanisms enable the system to adapt to different extraction conditions and maintain high efficiency across varying operational parameters.

The system merges extraction and purification functions into a single integrated process flow. The dynamic extraction vessel with its rotating perforated drum performs both extraction and initial separation simultaneously, while the spray evaporation loop with cyclonic separator combines evaporation, condensation, and purification in one continuous operation. This integration eliminates the need for separate purification steps, achieving high product purity without increasing processing time.

The spray evaporation loop system utilizes phase transitions of the extraction gas to achieve purification. The gas-solute mixture is sprayed and rapidly evaporated, then condensed in the heat exchanger, with the cyclonic separator removing impurities during the phase change process. This phase transition mechanism provides intensive purification in a single pass, avoiding the need for multiple sequential purification steps.

The system recovers and recycles the extraction gas after it has performed its extraction function. The spray evaporation loop and heat exchanger condense the gas-solute mixture, separating the valuable extraction gas from the extracted compounds. The purified extraction gas is then recycled back to the dynamic extraction vessel, eliminating the need for continuous supply of fresh extraction gas and reducing operational costs while maintaining system simplicity through automated recycling.

The system incorporates self-service features through the recycling mechanism, where the extraction gas automatically serves itself by being reused in the extraction process. The computer-controlled system manages the recycling automatically, with sensors and actuators regulating the flow of recycled gas back into the extraction vessel, reducing the need for external intervention and minimizing operational costs without complicating system operation.