Apparatus and process for electrodialysis of salts
AssigneeArcher Daniels Midland Company
InventorK. N. Mani
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An apparatus and process produces salts by an electrodialysis operation. The basic electrodialysis apparatus is a cell having a number of compartments separated by membranes. A DC source is connected to drive a current through a feed stream passing through the cell which splits the salt stream into an acid and a base. The incoming feed may be nanofiltered to remove divalent metal. The base loop may be in communication with an ion exchange column packed with a material that removes multivalent cations. Depending upon the material being processed and the desired end result either or both the nanofiltration and the ion exchanged column may be used in the apparatus.
An apparatus comprising an electrodialysis cell having at least a bipolar membrane, said bipolar membrane having a cation side and an anion side, and a cation exchange membrane, said electrodialysis cell having at least a salt compartment, said salt compartment being located between the cation side of the bipolar membrane and said cation exchange membrane, means for delivering an input stream to said salt compartment, and nanofiltration means connected into said means for delivering an input stream to the salt compartment of said electrodialysis cell.
An apparatus comprising an electrodialysis cell having at least a bipolar membrane, said bipolar membrane having a cation side and an anion side, and a cation membrane, and an anion membrane, said electrodialysis cell having at least a salt compartment, said salt compartment being located between the cation and the anion exchange membranes, means for delivering an input stream to said salt compartment, and nanofiltration means connected to filter said input stream while in said means for delivering said input stream into the salt compartment of said electrodialysis cell.
An apparatus comprising an electrodialysis cell having at least a bipolar membrane and at least one membrane taken from a group consisting of cation and anion exchange membranes, said bipolar membrane having a cation side and an anion side, said electrodialysis cell having at least a base loop, an ion exchange column in communication with the base loop of said electrodialysis cell, said column being packed with a cation exchange resin, and means for discharging at least part of an output stream after passing through said base loop.
A process for converting an incoming feed of a salt of a monovalent cation and a low molecular weight monovalent weak acid anion into an acidified product stream reduced in its monovalent cation content, said process comprising the steps of:
A process for converting an incoming feed stream of a salt with a monovalent cation and a low molecular weight monovalent anion into an acid product stream and a base product stream, said process comprising the steps of:
A process for converting an incoming feed of a salt of a monovalent cation and a weak acid anion into an acidified product stream which is reduced in its monovalent cation content, said process comprising the steps of:
A process for converting an incoming feed of a salt of a weak base monovalent cation and an anion into a basified product stream which is reduced in its anion content, said process comprising the steps of:
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