6. Conclusion
A wide variety of melt crystallization processes are available to suit different industrial needs, from cold-wall layer crystallization in static or dynamic mode, to suspension crystallization in one or more scraped-surface crystallizers.
Melt crystallization meets the requirements of tomorrow's sustainable development processes:
low energy consumption;
solvent-free ;
operates at low thermal levels and is therefore suitable for heat-sensitive compounds, as well as being safer;
which can be very effective in a single step;
resulting in low investment and maintenance costs.
Intensification of these processes is possible, in particular by drawing on...
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Bibliography
Events
Cristal: congress on industrial crystallization and precipitation, held every three years.
2016: Cristal 8 – Rouen
http://cristal8.univ-rouen.fr/
2019: Cristal 9 – Nancy
Patents
Continuous crystallization apparatus and process US2617273A.
Purification process by fractional melt crystallization on textured surfaces, FR 1261549.
Process and apparatus for the purification of crystallizable organic compounds, US359716A.
Process for fractional crystallization of p-dichlorobenzene, WO2014082537 A1.
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Static mode crystallization, dynamic mode (falling film), suspension crystallization
Sulzer ; Neuwiesenstrasse 15 ; 8401 Winterhur ; Switzerland ;
https://www.sulzer.com/en/products/separation-technology/crystallization
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