US3817384A - Palm oil recirculating system for cold-strip mill - Google Patents

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US3817384A
US3817384A US00353560A US35356073A US3817384A US 3817384 A US3817384 A US 3817384A US 00353560 A US00353560 A US 00353560A US 35356073 A US35356073 A US 35356073A US 3817384 A US3817384 A US 3817384A
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  • ABSTRACT A system of recirculating lubricant palm oil in a coldstrip mill, including an iron remover for separating iron from used palm oil by using sulfuric acid and steam available in the mill, which steam provides heat and agitation for separating the iron as iron sulfates. The system also removes fatty acids in the used plam oil by saponifying them, so as to recirculate iron-free and fatty-acid-free palm oil to the cold-strip-mill.
  • This invention relates to a system of recirculating palm oil in a cold-strip mill, and more particularly to a system for collecting waste palm oil and recovering reasonably pure palm oil for reuse in the cold-strip mill.
  • Palm oil has been used as a lubricant in cold-strip mill for making steel sheets, together with cooling water.
  • the lubricating palm oil is collected together with cooling water in an oil cellar after being used, and the palm oil and water thus collected are discarded as waste despite the fact that they still contain a considerably large amount of useful ingredients. Since a sizeable amount of palm oil is used in a modern cold-strip mill, such discarding of palm oil may cause an environmental pollution problem.
  • Such conventional palm oil recovering process has a number of shortcomings: namely, that the cooling water from the skimming tank contains a comparatively large amount of palm oil, and that the centrifugal separator cannot effectively remove impurities, such as iron particles, oxides of iron, and iron salts of fatty acid, so that such impurities cause plugging of palm oil injection nozzles at the cold-strip mill.
  • impurities such as iron particles, oxides of iron, and iron salts of fatty acid
  • an object of the present invention is to obviate the aforesaid difficulties of conventional palm oil recirculating process in a cold-strip mill, by providing an improved system for recovering reasonably pure palm oil for recirculation.
  • a mixture of lubricating palm oil and cooling water from a cold-strip mill is brought into a skimming tank for separating palm oil from the water.
  • the palm oil thus separated at the skimming tank is chemically treated for removal of iron and iron oxides by adding sulfuric acid therein, decomposing iron salts of fatty acid for removal of iron by the sulfuric acid thus added, removing sulfates thus produced from the palm oil by using difference of specific gravities and difference of water solubility between "the sulfates and palm oil.
  • Fatty acids contained in the'palm oil are saponified while adjusting acid value thereof by adding sodium hydroxide therein, and sodium salts of carboxylic acids thus formed are removed from the palm oil by using the difference of water solubility between the sodium salts and the palm oil so as to provide reasonably pure fatty acid.
  • a palm oil recirculation system for cold strip mill using lubricant palm oil together with cooling water and having a skimming tank for physically separating used palm oil from water
  • the system comprises an iron removing vessel, which receives the used palm oil from the skimming tank and to which sulfuric acid is forced together with steam from the cold-strip mill so as to separate iron in the used palm oil as water soluble iron sulfate, which iron removing vessel has a valve selectively discharging the iron sulfates dissolved therein, a saponifying vessel receiving the palm oil from the iron removing vessel and caustic soda so as to saponify excess fatty acid in the palm oil into foots, a foots separator removing the foots by using difference of specific gravities between the foots and palm oil, and a moisture remover removing moisture from the palm oil so as to ready the palm oil for reuse in the cold-strip mill.
  • FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a system for recirculating palm oil in cold-strip mill, according to the present invention
  • FIG. 2 is a graph, showing the relation between acid value of the palm oil and the rate at which sulfuric acid is added therein;
  • FIG. 3 is a graph showing the relation between percent loss of the palm oil and acid value of separated palm oil
  • FIG. 4 is a graph showing the relation between concentration of FeO in the palm oil after being treated by sulfuric acid and the rate at which sulfuric acid is added therein;
  • FIG. 5 is a graph showing the variation of acid value of the palm oil as it is heated
  • FIG. 6 is a graph showing the variation of the FeO concentration of the palm oil as it is heated; and 7 FIG. 7 is a graph showing the manner in which the concentration of FeO in palm oil varies as it is left to stand.
  • the oil collected at the scum pit 3 is discarded or regenerated in a comparatively inefficient manner for reuse in the cold-strip mill. More particularly, when the palm oil from the scum pit 3 is directly discarded, it may cause environmental pollution, while the comparatively inefficient regeneration may cause plugging of the injection nozzles at the cold-strip mill.
  • the essential object of the present invention is to mitigate the aforesaid difficulties of conventional process. Furthermore, the present invention facilitates recirculation of the palm oil in the cold-strip mill.
  • this used water from the skimming tank 1 is also purified by removing residual palm oil and fatty acids therefrom.
  • the used palm oil, as recollected at the scum pit 3 is brought to an iron removing vessel 6 for eliminating iron in the used palm oil.
  • the iron in the used palm oil is in the form of small iron particles and in the form of chemical compounds,- i.e., iron oxides and iron salt of fatty acid.
  • the used palm oil from the scum pit 3 may be directly delivered to the vessel 6, but the preferred embodiment, as illustrated in FIG. 1, uses a settling tank between the scum pit 3 and the vessel 6, so as to separate solid iron particles and moisture in the tank 5.
  • a pump 3a is provided for facilitating the delivery of the used palm oil from the scum pit 3 to the settling tank 5.
  • the settling tank 5 acts to separate water from the used palm oil, based on the difference of specific gravities between them. More particularly, when the used palm oil is left to stand in the tank 5 for a certain period of time, the comparatively heavy water gather at the lower portion of the tank 5, while the comparatively light palm oil gather at the upper portion thereof.
  • a valve 5b is opened to selectively remove water from the tank 5, for delivering the water to a second skimming tank 2 to be described hereinafter. Upon complete removal of the water, the valve 5b is closed and another valve 50 is opened and a pump 5a is actuated to deliver the used palm oil, whose moisture has been thus removed, to the settling tank 5.
  • the used palm oil contains iron in the form of pure iron, iron oxides, and iron salts of fatty acid.
  • the formation of iron salts of fatty acid will be briefly reviewed.
  • a part of the palm oil is decomposed during the lubrication of hydrolysis, of which chemical reaction is given by the following equation (1).
  • Hr-O-C 0"R3 Hr-OH R -COOH palm oil (water) (glycerine) (fatt (1) fat) acid
  • the iron contained in the used palm oil in the aforesaid forms of free iron, iron oxides, and iron salts of fatty acid is turned into water soluble iron sulfates by adding sulfuric acid therein while heating it.
  • the used palm oil from the scum pit 3, or through the settling tank 5 is delivered into the iron removing vessel 6, where the used palm oil is mixed with sulfuric acid and heated and agitated by steam from the cold-strip mill.
  • the heat energy which is necessary for effecting the aforesaid chemical reaction of converting the iron in the used palm oil to the water soluble iron sulfates is provided by steam which is readily available in the cold-strip mill.
  • a steam piping l2 delivers such steam. Accordingly, the system of the present invention does not require any separate heat source, but existing steam source in a cold-strip mill can be used for ensuring the completion of the chemical reaction of the iron sulfates formation. Furthermore, with the present invention, the steam is simply blown into a reaction vessel for the iron removing operation. Whereby, both heating and agitation of the used palm oil can be simultaneously effected by such simple blowing of the steam.
  • the chemical reaction for producing the iron sulfates from the free iron, iron oxides, and iron salts of fatty acid are as follows.
  • the iron sulfates thus formed are separated from the palm oil by standing the mixture of the palm oil and the sulfuric acid in the vessel 6, so as to allow the water in the mixture to be accumulated in the lower part of the vessel 6 due to the difference of specific gravities between the palm oil and water.
  • the water carries the iron sulfates as dissolved therein.
  • a valve 6b is opened, so as to deliver only the water to a discharge drain tank 19 to be described hereinafter. it is apparent that the iron sulfates are transferred to a water tank 19 together with the water.
  • the valve 6b Upon removal of the water, the valve 6b is closed, and the iron-free palm oil is delivered to a saponifying tank 8 by a pump 6a, either directly or through a buffer tank 7.
  • FIG. 2 shows the relation between the rate of adding sulfuric acid by volume and the acid value of the iron-free palm oil to be delivered out of the iron removing vessel 6.
  • the acid value is expressed in terms of mg of potassium hydroxide which is necessary for neutralizing free fatty acid in the ironfree palm oil.
  • the rate of adding the concentrated sulfuric acid is preferably less than 5% by volume.
  • the present invention is not restricted to such rate of adding sulfuric acid, because the properties and conditions of the input palm oil to the iron removing vessel 6 varies greatly, depending on how the palm oil is used in the cold-strip mill.
  • the present invention is not restricted by such minimum rate of adding sulfuric acid.
  • the inventors tests also indicated that the preferable temperature in the iron removing vessel 6 is between 95 and 100C.
  • the removal of iron is, however, possible even outside of such temperature range.
  • FIGS. 5 and 6 show the result of the tests; namely, FIG. 5 illustrates the relation between the heating time and the acid value of the output iron-free palm oil from the vessel 6, while FIG. 6 illustrates the relation between the heating time and the concentration of FeO in the iron-free palm oil.
  • the preferable heating time is between 10 minutes to 20 minutes.
  • Such numerical example does not restrict the scope of the present invention.
  • the iron-free palm oil from the iron removing vessel 6 contains a considerably large amount of fatty acids. Therefore, it is necessary to remove the fatty acid therefrom, so as to provide fairly pure palm oil which is suitable for lubrication in the cold-strip mill.
  • the inventors have found out that the removal of the fatty acids can be advantageously effected by saponifying them by addition of sodium hydroxide therein.
  • the iron free palm oil from the vessel 6 is once accumulated in a buffer tank 7, and then forwarded to a saponifying vessel 8 by a pump 7a.
  • the buffer tank 7 is just for temporary storage, and not essential in the present invention.
  • the chemical reaction in the saponifying vessel 8 is as follows.
  • H-O--CQ:R NaOH NaO-COR H 26 (fatty acid) (sodium Y (sodium salt of hydroxide) carboxylic acid)
  • the rate of adding sodium hydroxide depends on the concentration of fatty acid in the iron-free palm oil. Excess sodium hydroxide spoils the palm oil itself, so that due care must be taken not to excessively add sodium hydroxide.
  • the inventors have found out that the addition of sodium hydroxide in the iron-free palm oil at a rate of 10% and stirring the mixture thus formed at 60C proved to be satisfactory. This rate of sodium hydroxide coincides with the amount of it which is theoretically required for the saponification of the fatty acid in the iron-free palm oil.
  • the saponified palm oil from the vessel 8 contains sodium salt of carboxylic acid, which is generally referred to as foots.
  • the output from the vessel 8 is forwarded to a foots separator 10 by a pump 8a, either directly or through another settling tank 9.
  • the output from the foots separator 10 is forced to a moisture remover 11.
  • the settling tank 9 partly removes the foots from the palm oil before forwarding it to the moisture remover 11, but such settling tank is not essential in the present invention.
  • the foots separator 110 the foots, i.e. sodium salts of carboxylic acid, are dissolved in hot water which is separately forced therein.
  • the hot water carrying the foots is selectively discharged to the drain water tank 19 through a valve 10a.
  • the palm oil is forwarded to the moisture remover ll by another pump b.
  • the moisture remover 11 is, for instance a centrifugal separator or a kind of ion exchanger or any other suitable moisture removing device. so that moisture in the palm oil is removed.
  • the output palm oil from the moisture remover 11 is delivered to an oil tank 13, from which the palm oil is dispatched to injection nozzles for lubricating the roll stands 102 for rolling steel sheets 101.
  • the recirculation of the palm oil is completed.
  • iron contained in the used palm oil which is inevitable as long as it is used for lubricating the iron rolling process at the rolling stands 102, is almost completely removed before reusing it.
  • steam heaters are provided in the settling tank 5, the buffer tank 7, and the palm oil tank 13, for keeping the viscosity of the palm oil in a preferable range.
  • fatty acids contained in the used palm oil is recovered, so as to produce marketable fatty acids.
  • the risk of environmental pollution by the fatty acids contained in the waste water is diminished.
  • the economy of the palm oil recirculating system for the cold-strip mill is noticeably improved by the byproducts which are marketable.
  • the residual water from the skiming tank 1 is re-skimmed in another skimming tank 2.
  • the skimming tank 2 also receives palm oil containing water from the settling tank 5, in case such settling tank is used.
  • the palm oil in the skimming tank 2 is collected by using the difference of specific gravities between the water and the palm oil.
  • the palm oil is collected in another scum pit 4, while the water from the skimming tank 2 is forwarded to a waste treating unit. Since the palm oil from the cold-strip mill is skimmed in two stages, the risk of environmental pollution is greatly diminished.
  • the reused palm oil is forwarded from the scum pit 4 to the discharge oil tank by a pump 40 and further forwarded to a reaction vessel 21. Residual palm oil and residual saponified fatty acids in the drain water tank 19 are also forwarded to the reaction vessel 21 through the tank 20.
  • the reaction vessel 21 also receives sulfuric acid and steam, so as to effect iron separation according to the equations (2) to (6) and decomposition of sodium salts of carboxylic acid of equation (8) into fatty acids.
  • the iron is selectively removed from the reaction vessel 21 by selectively opening and closing a valve 21b, in the same manner as the valve 6b of the iron removing vessel 6.
  • the output from the vessel 21 is forwarded into a decomposing vessel 22 by a pump 21a.
  • the distilling unit 24 includes a burner 34, which heats up the preheating oven 25, wherein the mixture of the glycerine and fatty acids is heated, as pointed out above.
  • the preheated mixture is transferred to a distillation still 26 of the unit 24 and a valve 30a is closed.
  • a vacuum pressure is applied thereto from a vacuum pump 28 through a valve 28a, a fatty acid receiver 31, a valve 30, a condenser 27, and another valve 30b.
  • fatty acid in the distillation still is suddenly evaporated and pulled toward the condenser 27, where cooling water from piping 28 acts to condensate the fatty acid.
  • liquefied fatty acid is collected in the receiver 31.
  • valves 28a and 30c are closed while opening valves 30d and 30f, and a pneumatic pressure is applied to the receiver 31 from a compressor 29, so as to transfer the fatty acid to a tank 32.
  • valves 30d and 30f are closed and the valve 30e is opened for applying the pneumatic pressure to the tank 32.
  • the residual glycerine from the preheating tank 25 and the distillation still 26 is drained to a glycerine tank 33, by properly operating valves 25b and 26a.
  • the discharge water from the skimming tank 1 is further cleansed for preventing environmental pollution.
  • reaction vessel 21 is similar to those of the iron removing vessel 6, so that the entire system can be constructed and operated in an economical fashion.
  • Fatty acids produced in the palm oil regenerating process can be effectively utilized, e.g., for production of grease and soap.
  • the palm oil which is regenerated from the used palm oil in a cold-strip mill by a system according to the present invention is of high quality, which is comparable with that of fresh palm oil.
  • Physical and chemical properties of an example of the regenerated palm oil, which is prepared by the system according to the present invention, is shown in Table l, in comparison with the corresponding properties of fresh palm oil.
  • the specimen of the regenerated palm oil of Table 1 also proved to be substantially free from fatty acids, which had been a cause of troubles in reusing the lubricant palm oil in the cold-strip mill.
  • the system of the present invention provides an economical way of recirculating palm oil in a cold-strip mill, while diminishing the risk of environmental pollution due to direct disposal of used palm oil.
  • fatty acid thus recollected is of such quality that they are marketable for the production of grease and soap. Consequently, the construction cost and running cost of the overall system for the regeneration and recirculation of the lubricating palm oil can be minimized.
  • the process which is embodied in the illustrated example of recirculating palm oil in a coldstrip mill can be also applied to recirculation of palm oil in other kind of plant wherein the palm oil is used as a lubricant together with cooling water.
  • the palm oil may partly react with a metal with which the palm oil contacts during the lubrication.
  • the present invention provides a system for separating the metal from the used palm oil containing the compound between the palm oil and such metal by using a suitable acid while heating and agitating the acid-palm oil mixture.
  • the metal is iron and the acid is sulfuric acid.
  • a palm oil recirculating system in a plant using lubricant palm oil together with cooling water and having a skimming tank for physically separating used palm oil from water characterized in that the system comprises a metal removing vessel, which receives the used palm oil from the skimming tank and to which an acid is forced while heating and agitating the metal removing vessel so as to separate metal in the used palm oil as water soluble metal sulfate, which metal removing vessel has a valve selectively discharging water carrying the metal sulfates dissolved therein, a saponifying vessel receiving the palm oil from the metal removing vessel and caustic soda so as to saponify excess fatty acid in the palm oil into foots, a foots separator removing the foots by using difference of water solubilities between the foots and palm oil, and a moisture remover removing moisture from the palm oil so as to ready the palm oil for reuse in the plant.
  • a palm oil recirculating system for cold-strip mill using lubricant palm oil together with cooling water and having a skimming tank for physically separating used palm oil from water characterized in that the system comprises an iron removing vessel, which receives the used palm oil from the skimming tank and to which sulfuric acid is forced together with steam from the cold-strip mill so as to separate iron in the used palm oil as water soluble iron sulfate, which iron removing vessel has a valve selectively discharging water carrying the iron sulfates dissolved therein, a saponifying vessel receiving the palm oil from the iron removing vessel and caustic soda so as to saponify excess fatty acid in the palm oil into foots, a foots separator removing the foots by using difference of hot water solubilities between the foots and palm oil, and a moisture remover removing moisture from the palm oil so as to ready the palm oil for reuse in the cold-strip mill.
  • an iron removing vessel which receives the used palm oil from the skimming tank and to
  • a palm oil recirculating system characterized in that the system further includes a reaction vessel which receives sulfuric acid, steam from the mill, and discharge waters from the skimming tank, the iron removing vessel, the foots separator, and the moisture remover so as to separate iron from the discharge waters as water soluble iron sulfates while heating and agitating the waters by the steam, which reaction vessel also decomposes the saponified fatty acids in the discharge waters by the sulfuric acid, which reaction vessel has a valve selectively discharging ironcontaining water therefrom, a decomposing vessel which receives the output from the reaction vessel and fresh water for decomposing residual palm oil in the output from the reaction vessel into glycerine and fatty acids, said decomposing vessel having a valve selectively discharging water therefrom, and a distilling unit which distills the fatty acids from the glycerine.
  • a reaction vessel which receives sulfuric acid, steam from the mill, and discharge waters from the skimming tank, the iron removing vessel, the foots separator, and the
  • a palm oil recirculating system characterized in that a settling tank is disposed be tween the skimming tank and the iron removing vessel, so as to remove water from the used palm oil before delivering it to the iron removing vessel.
  • a palm oil recirculating system characterized in that another settling tank is disposed between the saponifying vessel and the foots separator, so as to remove water from the output from the saponifying vessel before delivering it to the foots separator, based on the difference of water solubilities between the foots and palm oil.
  • a palm oil recirculating system characterized in that a temporary storage tank is disposed between the iron removing vessel and the saponifying vessel, so as to continuously feed the iron-free palm oil from the temporary storage tank to the saponifying vessel.
  • a palm oil recirculating system characterized in that another skimming tank is provided between the first skimming tank and the reaction vessel, so as to further recollect palm oil from the discharge water of the first skimming tank.

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