JPH0731802A - Separation of liquid mixture using distribution liquid - Google Patents

Separation of liquid mixture using distribution liquid

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JPH0731802A
JPH0731802A JP18244993A JP18244993A JPH0731802A JP H0731802 A JPH0731802 A JP H0731802A JP 18244993 A JP18244993 A JP 18244993A JP 18244993 A JP18244993 A JP 18244993A JP H0731802 A JPH0731802 A JP H0731802A
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Kazuyuki Nishi
和幸 西
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Minolta Co Ltd
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PURPOSE:To efficiently separate a desired liquid from a liquid mixture consisting of the desired liquid and the liquid different in properties such as hydrophilicity or the like mixed therewith using a distribution liquid not only to enhance the utilization efficiency thereof but also the utilization cost thereof. CONSTITUTION:In the separation of a liquid mixture using a distribution liquid 2a, a liquid mixture 3a to be treated is supplied to the distribution liquid 2a by spraying to obtain a mixed liquid and an objective liquid is separated from the mixed liquid.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、分配用液を用いて液体
混合物から目的とする液体を分離する方法に関する。
FIELD OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to a method for separating a liquid of interest from a liquid mixture using a dispensing liquid.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】一般に物品を、数種類の液体を用いて順
次洗浄する場合、前段階の洗浄液の持ち込みによる洗浄
不良が問題となる。例えばカメラ等に使用されるレンズ
を洗浄する場合、予備洗浄→イソプロピルアルコール
(IPA)洗浄→フロン洗浄→乾燥という行程で行われ
るが、最終フロン槽には、前槽のIPAが混入する。レ
ンズの処理枚数が多くなり、該フロン槽内のフロンに含
まれるIPAの濃度が5%(以下、被処理液体混合物に
対する混入液の体積濃度を示す)に達すると、フロンの
特性である即乾性及び小さい表面張力を利用した洗浄が
妨げられ、洗浄不良が生じる。
2. Description of the Related Art Generally, when an article is sequentially washed with several kinds of liquids, there is a problem of poor washing due to the carry-in of the washing liquid in the previous stage. For example, when cleaning a lens used for a camera or the like, the process is pre-cleaning → isopropyl alcohol (IPA) cleaning → chlorofluorocarbon cleaning → drying, but IPA of the previous tank is mixed in the final fluorocarbon tank. When the number of lenses to be processed increases and the concentration of IPA contained in the freon in the freon tank reaches 5% (hereinafter, the volume concentration of the mixed liquid with respect to the liquid mixture to be treated) is reached, it is a characteristic of the flon that it has quick drying property. Also, cleaning using a small surface tension is hindered, and cleaning failure occurs.

【0003】これを防止するため、従来、フロン槽に付
設された図6に示す分離装置を用いて、フロン−IPA
混合液からIPAを除去していた。この方法によると、
分離槽1に分配用液導入口2から水(水道水)2aが導
入され、被処理液体混合物導入口15からフロン−IP
A混合液3aが導入され、槽1内で該両者が混合され
る。フロン分子に比べてIPA分子は親水性が強いた
め、フロン−IPA混合液中のIPAは水へ分配され
る。該混合液を一定時間静置すると、比重差により、フ
ロン層(下層)Fと水−IPA層(上層)W−Iとに分
離する。その後、開閉弁4を開いて槽1の下方からフロ
ンを採取し、フロン槽へ戻す。
In order to prevent this, a CFC-IPA is conventionally used by using a separator shown in FIG. 6 attached to a CFC tank.
IPA was removed from the mixture. According to this method,
Water (tap water) 2a is introduced into the separation tank 1 from the distribution liquid introduction port 2, and CFC-IP is introduced from the liquid mixture introduction port 15 to be treated.
The A mixture 3a is introduced and mixed in the tank 1. Since IPA molecules are more hydrophilic than CFC molecules, IPA in CFC-IPA mixture is distributed to water. When the mixed solution is allowed to stand for a certain period of time, it is separated into a flon layer (lower layer) F and a water-IPA layer (upper layer) WI due to a difference in specific gravity. After that, the on-off valve 4 is opened to collect the chlorofluorocarbon from the bottom of the tank 1 and return it to the fluorocarbon tank.

【0004】これまで洗浄剤として用いられてきたCF
C−113(C2 3 Cl3 )は、インラインで常時I
PAを除去することより、IPAの濃度を1%以下に維
持することが可能であった。
CF which has been used as a cleaning agent so far
C-113 (C 2 F 3 Cl 3 ) is always in-line I
By removing PA, it was possible to maintain the concentration of IPA at 1% or less.

【0005】[0005]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、これま
で洗浄剤、冷媒、発泡剤等として用いられてきたCFC
(クロロフルオロカーボン)は、塩素原子(Cl)によ
るオゾン層の破壊、及び長い大気寿命による温室効果が
問題になり、代替物として、CFC中のClを水素原子
(H)で置換したHCFC(ヒドロクロロフルオロカー
ボン)やHFC(ヒドロフルオロカーボン)が、開発さ
れ使用されている。
However, CFCs that have been used as cleaning agents, refrigerants, foaming agents, etc. until now.
(Chlorofluorocarbon) has a problem of ozone layer destruction by chlorine atom (Cl) and greenhouse effect due to long atmospheric life. As an alternative, HCFC (hydrochlorocarbon) in which Cl in CFC is replaced by hydrogen atom (H) is used. Fluorocarbons) and HFCs (hydrofluorocarbons) have been developed and used.

【0006】洗浄剤のCFC−113の代替品として用
いられている、HCFC−141b(C2 3 FC
2 )及びHCFC−225(C3 HF5 Cl2 )は、
分子中に含まれるCl数が少ないためCFC−113に
比べて親水性が強い。従ってIPAとフロンとの親和性
が強く、IPAは容易に水へ分配せず、従来の方法では
フロン槽内のフロンに混入するIPAの除去効率が低か
った。
HCFC-141b (C 2 H 3 FC, which is used as a substitute for CFC-113 as a cleaning agent)
l 2 ) and HCFC-225 (C 3 HF 5 Cl 2 ) are
Since the number of Cl contained in the molecule is small, it is more hydrophilic than CFC-113. Therefore, the affinity between IPA and freon is strong, IPA cannot be easily distributed to water, and the conventional method has a low efficiency of removing IPA mixed with freon in the freon tank.

【0007】そこで本発明は、このように親水性等の性
質が異なる液体が混入した所望の液体から、その所望の
液体を効率よく分離し、その利用効率を高め、利用コス
トを低減させることができる分配用液を用いた液体混合
物の分離方法を提供することを課題とする。
Therefore, the present invention can efficiently separate the desired liquid from the desired liquid in which the liquids having different properties such as hydrophilicity are mixed, improve the utilization efficiency, and reduce the utilization cost. An object of the present invention is to provide a method for separating a liquid mixture using a liquid for distribution that can be used.

【0008】[0008]

【課題を解決するための手段】前記課題を解決する本発
明の分配用液を用いた液体混合物の分離方法は、分配用
液に対し被処理液体混合物を噴霧供給して、該両液の混
合液を得、該混合液から目的とする液体を分離すること
を特徴とする。前記方法において、分配用液の容量は被
処理液体混合物の容量と同等以上であることが望まし
く、等容量より少ない場合、混入液は分配用液に効率良
く分配されない。
A method for separating a liquid mixture using a liquid for distribution according to the present invention, which solves the above-mentioned problems, comprises spraying and supplying a liquid mixture to be treated to the liquid for distribution, and mixing the two liquids. A liquid is obtained, and the target liquid is separated from the mixed liquid. In the above method, it is desirable that the volume of the dispensing liquid is equal to or larger than the volume of the liquid mixture to be treated, and if the volume is less than the equal volume, the mixed liquid is not efficiently distributed to the dispensing liquid.

【0009】前記方法において被処理液体混合物を噴霧
供給する手法として、高圧スプレー等を利用して分配用
液上に霧状の該混合液を噴射することや、分配用液中に
霧状の該混合液を噴射し、拡散させること等が考えられ
る。さらに、混入液の分配用液への分配を促進するため
に、分離槽内に備えられた超音波発振器により、分配用
液に対し超音波振動を与えた状態にしておき、該分配用
液に被処理液体混合物を噴霧供給してもよい。
In the above method, as a method for spraying and supplying the liquid mixture to be treated, a high-pressure spray or the like is used to inject the mixed liquid in the form of mist onto the liquid for distribution, or the liquid in the form of mist is distributed in the liquid for distribution. It is conceivable to inject the mixed liquid to diffuse it. Further, in order to promote the distribution of the mixed liquid to the distribution liquid, ultrasonic vibration is applied to the distribution liquid by the ultrasonic oscillator provided in the separation tank, and the liquid is distributed to the distribution liquid. The liquid mixture to be treated may be supplied by spraying.

【0010】また、前記方法において目的とする液体を
分離する手法として、混合後一定時間静置した後、比重
差を利用して混入液を含む分配用液と目的とする液体と
を分離、積層させ、目的とする液体のみを採取すること
が考えられる。さらに、目的とする液体と混入液を含む
分配用液との分離を促進し、且つ、分離精度を向上させ
るために、分配用液と被処理液体混合物との混合液を遠
心分離することにより、比重差を利用して目的とする液
体と混入液を含む分配用液とを分離、積層させてもよ
い。この遠心分離には、遠心管を遠心分離機から取り出
したときに各層が水平方向に積層するように、水平方向
の軸を中心に遠心管が回転するスウィングロータを用い
ることが望ましい。
As a method for separating the target liquid in the above method, after mixing and standing for a certain period of time, the distribution liquid containing the mixed liquid and the target liquid are separated and laminated by utilizing the difference in specific gravity. It is possible to collect only the target liquid. Furthermore, by promoting the separation of the target liquid and the distribution liquid containing the mixed liquid, and in order to improve the separation accuracy, by centrifuging the mixed liquid of the distribution liquid and the liquid mixture to be treated, The target liquid and the liquid for distribution containing the mixed liquid may be separated and laminated by utilizing the difference in specific gravity. For this centrifugation, it is desirable to use a swing rotor in which the centrifuge tubes rotate about a horizontal axis so that the layers are stacked horizontally when the centrifuge tubes are taken out from the centrifuge.

【0011】その他、目的とする液体と混入液を含む分
配用液との分離精度を向上させるために、被処理液体混
合物と分配用液との混合液を分別蒸留することが考えら
れる。この場合、目的とする液体は、該混合液を構成す
る物質のうち沸点が最も低く、第1留出液として採取さ
れることが望ましい。なお、前述の被処理液体混合物と
分配用液とを混合する手法及び目的とする液体と混合液
を含む分配用液とを分離する手法については、各々何れ
の手法を組み合わせて行ってもよい。
In addition, in order to improve the accuracy of separation of the liquid of interest and the liquid for distribution containing the mixed liquid, it is conceivable to fractionally distill the liquid mixture of the liquid mixture to be treated and the liquid for distribution. In this case, the target liquid has the lowest boiling point among the substances constituting the mixed liquid, and is desirably collected as the first distillate. Any method may be combined for the method of mixing the liquid mixture to be treated and the liquid for distribution and the method of separating the liquid for distribution containing the target liquid and the liquid mixture.

【0012】また、前述の被処理液体混合物と分配用液
との混合、及び、目的とする液体と混入液を含む分配用
液との分離は、物品洗浄槽等の他の設備に組み込まれイ
ンライン化された装置を用いて行ってもよい。
The above-mentioned mixing of the liquid mixture to be treated with the liquid for distribution and the separation of the liquid for distribution containing the target liquid and the mixed liquid are incorporated into other equipment such as an article cleaning tank to be in-line. You may carry out using the apparatus made into.

【0013】[0013]

【作用】本発明方法によると、分配用液に対し被処理液
体混合物を噴霧供給することにより、該両液が効率よく
混合され、該被処理液体混合物に含まれる混入液が分配
用液へと効率よく分配される。さらに、該混合液から目
的とする液体が分離される。
According to the method of the present invention, by spraying and supplying the liquid mixture to be treated to the liquid to be distributed, the both liquids are efficiently mixed, and the mixed liquid contained in the liquid mixture to be processed becomes the liquid for distribution. Efficiently distributed. Further, the target liquid is separated from the mixed liquid.

【0014】[0014]

【実施例】本発明の実施例を、被処理液体混合物として
IPAを体積濃度で約7%含むHCFC−225を用
い、該混合物から該HCFC−225を分離する場合を
例にとり、図面を参照して説明する。 実施例1 図1は本発明の1実施例に用いる液体混合物の分離装置
を示している。この分離装置は、図6に示す従来装置に
おいて、被処理液体混合物の導入口15に代えて、図示
しない高圧スプレーが接続された被処理液体混合物の導
入口3を、分離槽1の上方に備えたものである。他の点
は図6の従来装置と同じ構成である。
EXAMPLE An example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings, taking as an example the case of using HCFC-225 containing about 7% by volume of IPA as a liquid mixture to be treated and separating the HCFC-225 from the mixture. Explain. Example 1 FIG. 1 shows a liquid mixture separator used in an example of the present invention. This separating apparatus is provided with an inlet 3 for the liquid mixture to be treated, to which a high-pressure spray (not shown) is connected, in place of the inlet 15 for the liquid mixture to be treated above the separation tank 1 in the conventional device shown in FIG. It is a thing. The other points are the same as those of the conventional apparatus shown in FIG.

【0015】予め槽1内に分配用液導入口2より、分配
用液として水道水2aを被処理液体混合物と等容量以上
導入しておき、これに対して、上方の導入口3から3a
tm以上の高圧スプレーを用いて、被処理液体混合物3
aを霧状に噴射し、該両液を混合させた。これにより親
水性の強いIPAは水へ分配される。その後2時間放置
することにより、比重差を利用してHCFC−225と
IPAを含む水道水とを積層分離させ、開閉弁4を開い
て下層のHCFC−225を採取した。
Tap water 2a as a distribution liquid is introduced into the tank 1 in advance through the distribution liquid introduction port 2 in an amount equal to or more than that of the liquid mixture to be treated, while the upper introduction ports 3 to 3a.
Liquid mixture to be treated 3 using high pressure spray of tm or more
The liquid a was sprayed in a mist state to mix the both liquids. As a result, highly hydrophilic IPA is distributed to water. Then, the mixture was allowed to stand for 2 hours, whereby the HCFC-225 and tap water containing IPA were laminated and separated by utilizing the difference in specific gravity, and the on-off valve 4 was opened to collect the lower HCFC-225.

【0016】得られたHCFC−225に含まれるIP
Aの濃度は約2%で、HCFC−225の回収率は約9
0%であった。 実施例2 図2に示す液体分離装置は、図1に示す装置と実質的に
同一の構造を有している。図1に示す装置と異なる点
は、被処理液体混合物の導入口3が、混合液3aを分配
用液2a中に噴射できるよう、容器1の中ほど長さまで
延びている点である。
IP contained in the obtained HCFC-225
The concentration of A is about 2% and the recovery rate of HCFC-225 is about 9
It was 0%. Example 2 The liquid separation device shown in FIG. 2 has substantially the same structure as the device shown in FIG. The difference from the apparatus shown in FIG. 1 is that the introduction port 3 for the liquid mixture to be treated extends to a length in the middle of the container 1 so that the mixed liquid 3a can be injected into the liquid for distribution 2a.

【0017】この装置を用いて被処理液体混合物3a
を、該混合物と等容量以上の水道水2a中に噴射し拡散
させた後、実施例1と同様にHCFC−225を分離
し、採取した。その他の条件は実施例1と同様であっ
た。得られたHCFC−225に含まれるIPAの濃度
は約2%で、HCFC−225の回収率は約90%であ
った。 実施例3 図3に示す液体分離装置は、図1に示す装置において、
分離槽1内の下方に超音波発振器5を備えたものであ
る。
Using this device, the liquid mixture 3a to be treated is treated.
Was sprayed into tap water 2a having a volume equal to or more than that of the mixture to diffuse, and then HCFC-225 was separated and collected in the same manner as in Example 1. Other conditions were the same as in Example 1. The concentration of IPA contained in the obtained HCFC-225 was about 2%, and the recovery rate of HCFC-225 was about 90%. Example 3 The liquid separation apparatus shown in FIG. 3 is the same as the apparatus shown in FIG.
An ultrasonic oscillator 5 is provided below the separation tank 1.

【0018】予め槽1内に分配用液導入口2より水道水
2aを被処理液体混合物と等容量以上導入しておき、こ
れに対して、超音波発振器(ソニックフェロー社製、G
600A−A)5から周波数28KHzの超音波を与え
た。この状態の水道水2aに対して実施例1と同様の条
件で、被処理液体混合物3aを上方から噴射し、拡散さ
せた後、HCFC−225を分離し、採取した。
The tap water 2a is previously introduced into the tank 1 through the distribution liquid introduction port 2 in an amount equal to or more than that of the liquid mixture to be treated. On the other hand, an ultrasonic oscillator (Sonic Fellow, G
An ultrasonic wave having a frequency of 28 KHz was applied from 600A-A) 5. The treated liquid mixture 3a was sprayed from above onto the tap water 2a in this state under the same conditions as in Example 1 to diffuse the liquid mixture 3a, and then the HCFC-225 was separated and collected.

【0019】得られたHCFC−225に含まれるIP
Aの濃度は約1.7%で、HCFC−225の回収率は
約90%であった。 実施例4 図4に示す遠心分離装置は、被処理液体混合物と分配用
液との混合液を遠心分離するための装置であり、6は遠
心管、7は開閉弁、8はロータ、81は回転軸である。
ロータ8は、それには限定されないが、ここでは回転軸
81にて、遠心管6を支持し、遠心力の増加に伴い遠心
管6が水平方向へと回転可能なスウイングロータであ
る。
IP contained in the obtained HCFC-225
The concentration of A was about 1.7%, and the recovery rate of HCFC-225 was about 90%. Example 4 The centrifuge shown in FIG. 4 is an apparatus for centrifuging a mixed liquid of a liquid mixture to be treated and a liquid for distribution, 6 is a centrifuge tube, 7 is an opening / closing valve, 8 is a rotor, and 81 is It is a rotating shaft.
The rotor 8 is a swing rotor that supports the centrifugal tube 6 by the rotating shaft 81, but is not limited thereto, and the centrifugal tube 6 can rotate in the horizontal direction as the centrifugal force increases.

【0020】図1に示す装置を用いて、予め槽1内に導
入口2より水道水2aを被処理液体混合物と等容量以上
導入しておき、これに対して上方の導入口3から3at
m以上の高圧スプレーを用いて、被処理液体混合物3a
を噴射し、該両液を混合させた。その後、該混合液を、
図4に示す遠心分離装置の遠心管6内へ移し、ロータ8
を回転数7500rpmで5分間回転させることにより
該混合液を積層分離させ、下層のHCFC−225を開
閉弁7を開いて採取した。
Using the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, the tap water 2a is previously introduced into the tank 1 through the inlet 2 in an amount equal to or more than that of the liquid mixture to be treated.
Liquid mixture 3a to be treated using a high pressure spray of m or more
Was sprayed to mix both the solutions. Then, the mixed solution,
Transfer to the centrifuge tube 6 of the centrifugal separator shown in FIG.
Was rotated at a rotation speed of 7500 rpm for 5 minutes to laminate and separate the mixed solution, and the lower layer HCFC-225 was collected by opening the on-off valve 7.

【0021】得られたHCFC−225に含まれるIP
Aの濃度は約2%で、HCFC−225の回収率は約9
5%であった。 実施例5 図5に示す蒸留装置は、被処理液体混合物と分配用液と
の混合物を分別蒸留するための装置であり、aは蒸留
槽、10は被蒸留液の導入口、11はヒータ、12は冷
却管、121は冷却水導出入口、13は凝縮液受皿、1
31は凝縮液採取口、14は開閉弁である。冷却管12
の形状は、それには限定されないが、ここでは傘状であ
り、凝縮液受皿13は、傘状の冷却管12の周縁部、下
方に環状に設けられている。
IP contained in the obtained HCFC-225
The concentration of A is about 2% and the recovery rate of HCFC-225 is about 9
It was 5%. Example 5 The distillation apparatus shown in FIG. 5 is an apparatus for fractionally distilling a mixture of a liquid mixture to be treated and a liquid for distribution, a is a distillation tank, 10 is an inlet for the liquid to be distilled, 11 is a heater, 12 is a cooling pipe, 121 is a cooling water outlet, 13 is a condensate pan, 1
Reference numeral 31 is a condensate sampling port, and 14 is an opening / closing valve. Cooling pipe 12
The shape of the condensate receiving tray 13 is, but not limited to, an umbrella shape here, and the condensate receiving tray 13 is provided at the peripheral portion of the umbrella-shaped cooling pipe 12 and in an annular shape below.

【0022】図1に示す装置を用いて、予め槽1内に導
入口2より水道水2aを被処理液体混合物と等容量以上
導入しておき、これに対して上方の導入口3から3at
m以上の高圧スプレーを用いて、被処理液体混合物3a
を噴射し、該両液を混合させた。その後、該混合液を、
図5に示す蒸留装置の蒸留槽9内へ移し、ヒータ11を
加熱して被蒸留液を60℃に保った。これにより、HC
FC−225(沸点60℃以下)、IPA(沸点82.
5℃)、水(沸点100℃)のうち、HCFC−225
のみが蒸発し、冷却管12に冷却水を循環させることに
より、該蒸気の凝縮液が冷却管12に付着した。付着し
た凝縮液が傘状の冷却管12を伝い、凝縮液受皿13に
溜まったものを、留出液として採取口131より採取し
た。
Using the apparatus shown in FIG. 1, the tap water 2a is previously introduced into the tank 1 through the inlet 2 in an amount equal to or more than the amount of the liquid mixture to be treated.
Liquid mixture 3a to be treated using a high pressure spray of m or more
Was sprayed to mix both the solutions. Then, the mixed solution,
It moved into the distillation tank 9 of the distillation apparatus shown in FIG. 5, and heated the heater 11, and kept the to-be-distilled liquid at 60 degreeC. As a result, HC
FC-225 (boiling point 60 ° C. or lower), IPA (boiling point 82.
5 ° C) and water (boiling point 100 ° C) out of HCFC-225
Only the vapor was evaporated, and the condensate of the vapor adhered to the cooling pipe 12 by circulating the cooling water in the cooling pipe 12. The attached condensate traveled through the umbrella-shaped cooling pipe 12 and accumulated in the condensate pan 13 was collected from the collection port 131 as a distillate.

【0023】得られたHCFC−225に含まれるIP
Aの濃度は約1.5%で、HCFC−225の回収率は
約95%であった。 比較例 図6に示す従来装置を用いて、槽1内に、分配用液導入
口2より水道水2aを被処理液体混合物と等容量以上導
入し、同時に被処理液体混合物導入口15より被処理液
体混合物3aを導入することにより、該両液を混合させ
た。その後、2時間放置することにより、比重差を利用
してHCFC−225及びIPAを含む水を積層分離さ
せ、開閉弁4を開いて下層のHCFC−225を採取し
た。
IP contained in the obtained HCFC-225
The concentration of A was about 1.5%, and the recovery rate of HCFC-225 was about 95%. Comparative Example Using the conventional apparatus shown in FIG. 6, tap water 2a having a volume equal to or more than the liquid mixture to be treated is introduced into the tank 1 from the liquid introducing port 2 for distribution, and at the same time, the liquid mixture introducing port 15 to be treated is treated. Both liquids were mixed by introducing the liquid mixture 3a. Then, by leaving it for 2 hours, the water containing HCFC-225 and IPA was laminated and separated by utilizing the difference in specific gravity, and the on-off valve 4 was opened to collect the lower layer HCFC-225.

【0024】得られたHCFC−225に含まれるIP
Aの濃度は約5%で、HCFC−225の回収率は約9
0%であった。以上の結果から以下のことが明らかにな
った。比較例による方法に比べて実施例1及び2による
方法では、最終分離したHCFC−225中に残存する
IPA濃度が低減した。また、実施例3による方法で
は、さらに残存IPA濃度が低減した。実施例4による
方法でも、残存IPA濃度が低減し、しかも、HCFC
−225の回収率が向上し、処理時間が大幅に短縮され
た。実施例5による方法では、残存IPA濃度が著しく
低減し、しかも、HCFC−225の回収率が向上し
た。
IP contained in the obtained HCFC-225
The concentration of A is about 5%, and the recovery rate of HCFC-225 is about 9
It was 0%. From the above results, the following things became clear. Compared with the method according to the comparative example, the method according to Examples 1 and 2 reduced the IPA concentration remaining in the finally separated HCFC-225. Moreover, the method according to Example 3 further reduced the residual IPA concentration. The method according to Example 4 also reduces the residual IPA concentration, and the HCFC
The recovery rate of -225 was improved and the processing time was significantly shortened. The method according to Example 5 significantly reduced the residual IPA concentration and improved the HCFC-225 recovery rate.

【0025】HCFC−225中に残存するIPA濃度
を低減させることにより、IPA除去操作の頻度を減少
させることができ、また、HCFC−225回収率を向
上させることができたため、これらによりカメラレンズ
洗浄に要するコストを低減させることができた。
By reducing the IPA concentration remaining in the HCFC-225, the frequency of IPA removal operation could be reduced, and the HCFC-225 recovery rate could be improved. It was possible to reduce the cost required for.

【0026】[0026]

【発明の効果】本発明によると、親水性等の性質が異な
る液体が混入した所望の液体から、その所望の液体を効
率よく分離し、その利用効率を高め、利用コストを低減
させることができる分配用液を用いた液体混合物の分離
方法を提供することができる。
According to the present invention, a desired liquid can be efficiently separated from a desired liquid in which liquids having different properties such as hydrophilicity are mixed, the utilization efficiency can be improved, and the utilization cost can be reduced. A method of separating a liquid mixture using a liquid for distribution can be provided.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の一実施例に用いる液体混合物の分離装
置の概略構成を示す図である。
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a liquid mixture separation device used in an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】本発明の他の実施例に用いる液体混合物の分離
装置の概略構成を示す図である。
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a liquid mixture separator used in another embodiment of the present invention.

【図3】本発明のさらに他の実施例に用いる液体混合物
の分離装置の概略構成を示す図である。
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a liquid mixture separation device used in still another embodiment of the present invention.

【図4】本発明のさらに他の実施例に用いる遠心分離装
置の概略構成を示す図である。
FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a centrifugal separator used in still another embodiment of the present invention.

【図5】本発明のさらに他の実施例に用いる蒸留装置の
概略構成を示す図である。
FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a distillation apparatus used in still another embodiment of the present invention.

【図6】従来例による液体混合物の分離方法に用いる分
離装置の概略構成を示す図である。
FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a separation device used in a method for separating a liquid mixture according to a conventional example.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 分離槽 2 分配用液導入口 3、15 被処理液体混合物導入口 4、7、14 開閉弁 5 超音波発振器 6 遠心管 8 ロータ 81 回転軸 9 蒸留槽 10 被蒸留液の導入口 11 ヒータ 12 冷却管 121 冷却水導出入口 13 凝縮液受皿 131 凝縮液採取口 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Separation tank 2 Distribution liquid inlet 3,15 Treatment liquid mixture inlet 4, 7, 14 Open / close valve 5 Ultrasonic oscillator 6 Centrifuge tube 8 Rotor 81 Rotating shaft 9 Distillation tank 10 Distilled liquid inlet 11 Heater 12 Cooling pipe 121 Cooling water outlet 13 Condensate pan 131 Condensate sampling port

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 分配用液に対し被処理液体混合物を噴霧
供給して、該両液の混合液を得、該混合液から目的とす
る液体を分離することを特徴とする分配用液を用いた液
体混合物の分離方法。
1. A liquid for distribution which is characterized in that a liquid mixture to be treated is spray-supplied to the liquid for distribution to obtain a mixed liquid of the both liquids, and a target liquid is separated from the liquid mixture. How to separate the liquid mixture.
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