Article | REF: J2798 V1

Melt crystallization Process and implementation

Authors: Marie LE PAGE MOSTEFA, Hervé MUHR

Publication date: May 10, 2019

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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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