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Membrane Technology for liquid/liquid and liquid/solid separation
Presentation at SAAFoST
30 September 2014
“Membrane Technology in F&B for increased Profitability”
Carsten Orzol / MD
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Endotoxin / Pyrogen Fat Globules
Relative
size of components
1.000 10.000 100.000 500.000 Molecular Weight, D
1.000 Micro Particle Range Macromolecular Range Molecular Range Ionic Range
Sugars Vitamins
techniques de filtration conventionnelles
Whey protein aggregates, Cheese fines
Minerals Whey Protein
Separation
Process
Microfiltration REVERSE OSMOSIS
NANOFILTRATION
ULTRAFILTRATION
MICROFILTRATION
PARTICLE FILTRATION
Aqueous Salt Casein micelles Bacteria
Yeast / Moulds
0.001 0.01 0.1 1.0 10 100 Micrometers [Log Scale]
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Cheese Whey treatment, here Combination of Ultrafiltration and Reverse Osmosis,
(UF treats homogenized fats)
Application Examples ....
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• 0.5 – 1.4 mm inner diameter
• 0.02 – 50 m² membrane area
• Polymers: PES, PAN, CTA
• 6 – 500 kD cut-off
Hollow Fibre Membrane Module
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Permeate manifold Retentate
Permeate
Retentate
Spacer
Membrane
Membrane Permeate flow
support layer
Feed
Feed
Permeate
Spiral Membrane Module
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Ceramic Membrane Module
Filtrate
Channel
Retentate
Membrane
Carrier
• 2.0 – 8.0 mm channel ID
• ceramic material Al2O3, Zr2, TiO2
• Selectivity 0.001 µm to 3.0 µm
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Whey Protein Concentration:
Ultrafiltration membranes are able to produce high grades of Whey
Protein Concentrate from Cheese Whey utilising crossflow filtration
technology. Typically TDS concentrations are raised from 6 % to 20 %.
Benefits:
- High grades of Whey Protein Concentrate (WPC 30 – WPC 80)
- Removal of Lactose and Ash from Protein solution optional via Diafiltration
- Reduction on energy usage during evaporation process
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• Gas in contact with water will tend
to dissolve into water
• The total amount of gas that will
dissolve into water is proportional to
the gas pressure
• Henry’s law (P=Hx)
P = partial pressure of the gas in contact with the water
H = Henry’s proportionality constant of the gas
x = concentration of dissolved gas in water
Air at 760 mm Hg
Dissolved oxygen in water = 8.5 ppm
Dissolved nitrogen in water = 14.1 ppm
Dissolved Gasses /Henry’s Law
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vacuum
and/or
strip-gas L
iqu
id
c O2
y O2
Liquid/gas
contact surface
at the pore
GTM process
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liquid volume flow
vacuum and/or
strip-gas strip-gas / or vacuum
liquid volume flow
module distributor hollow fibre membrane manifold
baffle housing
GTM contactor
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Filtrate Feed
Feed
Filtrate
Excess sludge
Membrane module
Biological Waste Water Treatment
Excess sludge
Conventional
MBR Technology
(Free of suspended solids, bacteria, adherent virus, insoluble COD)
(Contains suspended solids, bacteria, adherent virus,
insoluble COD)
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Typical Dairy Effluent Qualities
Waste Water MBR Permeate
pH - 4.2 8.1
Turbidity NTU 976 0
NH4-N mg/l 23.03 0.39
NO3-N mg/l 110 58
COD mg/l 4275 49
TSS mg/l 224 0
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BioCel MBR
Membrane
Permeate spacer
Composite (entire surface)
Permeate extraction
2mm
Air Diffuser
Guiding baffles
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