Extraction of crystallization kinetics, the fundamental information which governs the performance of a crystallization process, is characterized by experimental difficulties in MSMPR and mathematical difficulties in batch crystallization. Here, a rigorous approach is taken to estimate kinetic parameters from a batch crystallizer. The two step LaxWendorff technique is adapted for the solution of the population balance in a batch crystallizer and an iterative self-correcting least squares algorithm is implemented for the estimation of the kinetic parameters. The need for multi-response estimation as opposed to single-response from terminal CSD is demonstrated. The kinetics extracted are average ones, representing primary and secondary nucleation kinetics. It is found that the kinetic parameters estimated by multi-response technique have a superior predictive capability as opposed to those obtained using the terminal CSD only. An advantage of the proposed algorithm is that the measurement of course of supersaturation, which is difficult to perform, is not required. 相似文献
The general mathematical model for batch cooling crystallization was established based on the population balance equation considering the change of slurry volume, and simulated with crystallization thermodynamics,kinetics and mass balance employing bed voidage. In the system of vitamin C-water-ethanol, reliability of this model was verified by comparison between simulation results and experimental data. The effects of operation parameters on product quality can be systematically investigated by modeling simulation. 相似文献
Summary: The cold crystallization process of initially amorphous poly(L ‐lactic acid), PLLA, with two different molecular weights, during a heating at 2 °C/min, was investigated by DSC and time‐resolved simultaneous SAXS and WAXS, using synchrotron radiation. Equatorial scans of the isotropic 2D‐SAXS patterns showed that the average Bragg long period (LB) of PLLA samples was approximately constant with the development of cold crystallization up to a temperature that corresponded to a melt/re‐crystallization process that took place before the nominal melting peak seen by DSC. LB values were found to be higher for the high molecular weight material. This was in accordance with the higher melting temperature observed in the high molecular weight PLLA that implied the existence of thicker lamellae. WAXS results showed that the molecular weight did not apparently affect the crystal form and the final degree of crystallinity of PLLA. The Avrami parameters from WAXS and DSC were consistent, showing that the non‐isothermal cold crystallization of the two PLLA samples corresponded mainly to a three‐dimensional growth, although an imperfect crystallization process was involved at early times. The crystallization rate of PLLA, observed both by WAXS and DSC, decreased with increasing molecular weight.
SAXS profiles of PLLA2 as a function of temperature. The inset shows the 2D‐SAXS pattern obtained at 180 °C. 相似文献
The effects of drawing conditions on the orientation and crystallinity of poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) fibers were investigated
by using optical birefringence, sonic velocity, and wide-angle X-ray diffraction measurements, respectively. The preferred
condition for preparation of uniaxially oriented amorphous PET fibers was suggested. The crystallization behavior of oriented
PET fibers under relaxed and fixed length conditions was investigated by using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC). The
multi-overlapping peaks were observed in the non-isothermal DSC curves of oriented PET fibers under relaxed condition. The
kinetics of non-isothermal crystallization of oriented PET fibers under relaxed condition was analyzed by using an equation
which takes the multi-crystallization processes into account. The kinetic parameters of every process were obtained and the
crystallization mechanism was discussed. The crystallization behavior under fixed length condition differs from that under
relaxed condition. 相似文献