Methods for designing an efficient preparative chromatographic separation process
AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsNien-Hwa Linda Wang, Hoon Choi, David Harvey
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AssigneePurdue Research Foundation
InventorsNien-Hwa Linda Wang, Hoon Choi, David Harvey
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The present invention relates to a method for designing an efficient chromatographic separation process for a multicomponent mixture, such as a mixture of rare earth elements (REE), a production mixture from a pharmaceutical manufacturing or biotechnology production process, employing the concept of constant pattern mass transfer zone length (LMTZ,CP) in a non-ideal system having significant spreading of the concentration waves. This present invention can be used for ligand-assisted displacement chromatographic (LAD) as well as conventional displacement chromatographic separation processes. Since this method uses dimensionless groups, it can be used for the design of various scales of separation. This method may also find applications in a continuous process as a “multi-zone LAD process” using multiple columns.
A method for designing an efficient separation process comprising the steps of:
The method of claim 11, wherein said displacement chromatographic separation process is a ligand assisted displacement chromatographic separation process.
An algorithm for obtaining a set of optimized parameters for an efficient chromatographic separation process comprising the steps of:
An algorithm for obtaining a set of optimized parameters for a production separation process based a production goal comprising the steps of:
An algorithm for obtaining optimized parameters for a production separation process based on a column comprising the steps of:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.