Batch processes. Cold wall layer crystallization
Melt crystallization Process and implementation
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Batch processes. Cold wall layer crystallization
Melt crystallization Process and implementation

Authors : Marie LE PAGE MOSTEFA, Hervé MUHR

Publication date: May 10, 2019 | Lire en français

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3. Batch processes. Cold wall layer crystallization

3.1 Principle

Cold wall layer crystallization is used for batch purification. It involves forming a thick crystalline layer on a cooled surface. The liquid phase may move solely as a result of natural convection, i.e. in a static mode, or by forced convection, either through a melt pumping system or by bubbling an inert gas, i.e. in a dynamic mode.

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3.2 Static mode

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