WO2007139276A1 - Method for preparation of silicate salt - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method of preparing fine powder of silicate that is a general name of neutral salt substituted hydrogen of various silicates with metal atoms.
- Silicate is main component of quartz that is one of rock-forming minerals and is main component of silica.
- the silicate made of quartz and silica is a compound made of silicon dioxide and metal compound.
- Silica used as main materials in the present invention contains a very small amount of elements, such as iron, iodine, zinc, copper, selenium, manganese, molybdenum, fluorine, etc., as minerals that are one of five nutrients.
- the silicate is well known as purifier with self-purification capacity that decomposes organic materials in water.
- the silicate is much more preferable than phosphate as rust inhibitor or in suppressing the rust stain of a drinking water pipe, so that the amount of silicate consumed is on the increase.
- SILIPOLY functioning as the silicate based rust inhibitor (KR, Patent Publication No. 10-054129) is registered as a trademark (KR Trademark Registration No. 40-0546637) .
- the SILIPOLY a product using the silicate as a beverage, should contain SIO 2 in the range of 64 to 75 wt%, wherein the error is allowed within ⁇ 2 % of indicated amount, and pH is within 10.5 to 12.0.
- the silicate uses silica (purity 99.9%) as a main material when using the silicate as the rust inhibitor.
- Subsidiary materials as a natural mineral product, not a compound, are also mixed with raw materials authorized as food additives and are then completely sterilized by being melted at high heat of 1650 ° C under heating and pressurizing conditions so that they are no harm to a human body and animals and plants.
- a preparation of mineral alkaline water for beverage using silicate is disclosed in a method of preparing drinking alkaline water containing silicate component (Korean Laid-Open No. 2006-0019468) .
- this relates to only the use of silicate and does not describe in detail with respect to a preparing method using silicate.
- Silica used as main materials in the present invention contains a very small amount of elements, such as iron, iodine, zinc, copper, selenium, manganese, molybdenum, fluorine, etc., as minerals that are one of five nutrients.
- the silicate is well known as purifier with self-purification capacity that decomposes organic materials in water.
- the silicate is much more preferable than phosphate as rust inhibitor or in suppressing the rust stain of a drinking water pipe, so that the amount of silicate consumed is on the increase.
- the SILIPOLY a product using the silicate as a beverage, should contain SIO 2 in the range of 64 to 75 wt%, wherein the error is allowed within +2 % of indicated amount, and pH is within 10.5 to 12.0.
- the silicate uses silica (purity 99.9%) as a main material when using the silicate as the rust inhibitor.
- a preparation of mineral alkaline water for beverage using silicate is disclosed in a method of preparing drinking alkaline water containing silicate component (Korean Laid-Open No. 2006-0019468) .
- this relates to only the use of silicate and does not describe in detail with respect to a preparing method using silicate.
- An object of the present invention is to grind natural silica at a fine size to be able to widen its surface area as much as baking time is shortened irrespective of its size when grinding the natural silica.
- silicate In order to prepare silicate by baking the grinded particles, they are typically baked at 1500°C to 1750°C. More preferably, they are baked at 1650°C.
- the silicate After preparing the silicate by baking as above, the silicate is dissolved in water. In the dissolving step, it does not largely depend on temperature, but is typically dissolved in boiling water to shorten the dissolution time.
- the silicate aqueous solution prepared is distillated under reduced pressure in the dissolving step, the silicate is inflated simultaneously with precipitated so that a porous structure with large porosity is formed. Since the volume of the porous structure is expanded, apparent density is very low so that it can easily grinded even by hand.
- the present invention can obtain a very fine silicate powder without consuming large energy through the preparing and grinding processes of the porous structure by means of baking, dissolution, distillation, and expansion as described above .
- the porous structure of the present invention is very easily grinded, any kinds of the grinding apparatuses can be used. In the case of a small amount, it can be grinded by rubbing hands .
- the present invention can prepare silicate by finely grinding natural silica and then mixing it with subsidiary materials, which are food additives, and baking the mixture.
- the food additives are especially not limited.
- the food additives include anhydrous sodium carbonate (Na 2 CO 3 ) , Sodium Hexa Meta Phosphate ((NaPO 3 )P 2 O 5 ) for food additive, sodium pyrophosphate (Na 4 P 2 O 7 ) for food additive, calcium carbonate (CaCO 3 ) for food additive, etc.
- Other baking, swelling, and powdering steps are the same as the steps of preparing the silicate and the description thereof will thus be omitted.
- a preparation of mineral alkaline water for beverage using silicate is disclosed in a method of preparing drinking alkaline water containing silicate component (Korean Laid-Open No. 2006-0019468) .
- this relates to only the use of silicate and does not describe in detail with respect to a preparing method using silicate.
- the natural silica is grinded, suffers from the baking process through which it is able to be easily dissolved in water, and is melted and distilled under reduced pressure so that it is formed as the porous structure, the porous structure is finely grinded again.
- the pure and fine silicate (SiO 3 ) powder grinded as described above can be easily carried and added to foods and beverages due to the powder form.
- the silicate (SiO 3 ) of the present invention is useful for changing an acid constitution due to western style food into an alkaline constitution.
- Example 1 Natural silicate of 6Og is dissolved in SILIPOLY solution of 750OmL (produced by KOREA ASCOME Co.), which is a product using SiO 3 as effective component. Water corresponding to 100 times the volume of the solution is added. The water is evaporated by distillation under reduced pressure performed for seven hours and thirty five minutes at 100°C . When the silicate is inflated in the evaporation process so that it is formed as a porous structure, it is grinded.
- SILIPOLY solution of 750OmL produced by KOREA ASCOME Co.
- Example 2 Natural silicate of 6Og and NaCO 3 of 1Og are dissolved in SILIPOLY solution of 750OmL (produced by KOREA ASCOME Co.), which is a product using SiO 3 as effective component. Water corresponding to 100 times the volume of the solution is added. The water is evaporated by distillation under reduced pressure
- Example 3 When the silicate is inflated in the evaporation process so that it is formed as a porous structure, the porous structure is grinded.
- Example 3 When the silicate is inflated in the evaporation process so that it is formed as a porous structure, the porous structure is grinded.
- silica of 45 meshes is baked at 1650 ° C for eight hours to prepare silicate of 10Og
- the silicate is dissolved in water of 700OmL. Water is evaporated by distillation under reduced pressure of 550mmHg at 90°Cto obtain silicate porous structure.
- the silicate porous structure is grinded by rubbing hands so that a fine porous structure is prepared.
- the present invention grinds high purity natural silica to prepare silicate (SiO 3 ) capable of being easily dissolved in water, dissolves it in water, distills it under reduced pressure to obtain a porous structure with high purity silicate (SiO 3 ) , and grinds the obtained porous structure again so that fine silicate particles in a powder form, which can be taken in beverages such as water like a general tea and a diet-meal or a seasoning added to foods
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a method of preparing fine powder, and more specifically to a method of preparing fine powder particles in much finer powder form with high purity by grinding high purity natural silica to prepare silicate (SiO3) capable of being dissolved in water and dissolving the silicate in water, distilling it under reduced pressure to obtain a porous structure with high purity silicate (SiO3), and grinding the obtained porous structure again.
Description
[DESCRIPTION] [invention Title]
METHOD FOR PREPARATION OF SILICATE SALT
[Technical Field]
The present invention relates to a method of preparing fine powder of silicate that is a general name of neutral salt substituted hydrogen of various silicates with metal atoms.
Silicate is main component of quartz that is one of rock-forming minerals and is main component of silica. The silicate made of quartz and silica is a compound made of silicon dioxide and metal compound.
Silica used as main materials in the present invention contains a very small amount of elements, such as iron, iodine, zinc, copper, selenium, manganese, molybdenum, fluorine, etc., as minerals that are one of five nutrients. The silicate is well known as purifier with self-purification capacity that decomposes organic materials in water. The silicate is much more preferable than phosphate as rust inhibitor or in suppressing the rust stain of a drinking water pipe, so that the amount of silicate consumed is on the increase.
SILIPOLY functioning as the silicate based rust inhibitor (KR, Patent Publication No. 10-054129) is registered as a trademark (KR Trademark Registration No. 40-0546637) .
According to a drinking water management regulation of the Ministry of Heath and Welfare and the Ministry of Environment, the SILIPOLY, a product using the silicate as a beverage, should contain SIO2 in the range of 64 to 75 wt%, wherein the error is allowed within ±2 % of indicated amount, and pH is within 10.5 to 12.0. Also, the silicate uses silica (purity 99.9%) as a main material when using the silicate as the rust inhibitor. Subsidiary materials as a natural mineral product, not a compound, are also mixed with raw materials authorized as food additives and are then completely sterilized by being melted at high heat of 1650 °C under heating and pressurizing conditions so that they are no harm to a human body and animals and plants.
A preparation of mineral alkaline water for beverage using silicate is disclosed in a method of preparing drinking alkaline water containing silicate component (Korean Laid-Open No. 2006-0019468) . However, this relates to only the use of silicate and does not describe in detail with respect to a preparing method using silicate. [Background Art]
Silica used as main materials in the present invention contains a very small amount of elements, such as iron, iodine, zinc, copper, selenium, manganese, molybdenum, fluorine, etc., as minerals that are one of five nutrients. The silicate is
well known as purifier with self-purification capacity that decomposes organic materials in water. The silicate is much more preferable than phosphate as rust inhibitor or in suppressing the rust stain of a drinking water pipe, so that the amount of silicate consumed is on the increase.
SILIPOLY functioning as the silicate based rust inhibitor
(KR, Patent Publication No. 10-054129) is registered as a trademark (KR Trademark Registration No. 40-0546637) .
According to a drinking water management regulation of the Ministry of Heath and Welfare a nd the Ministry of Environment, the SILIPOLY, a product using the silicate as a beverage, should contain SIO2 in the range of 64 to 75 wt%, wherein the error is allowed within +2 % of indicated amount, and pH is within 10.5 to 12.0. Also, the silicate uses silica (purity 99.9%) as a main material when using the silicate as the rust inhibitor. Subsidiary materials as a natural mineral product, not a compound, are also mixed with raw materials authorized as food additives and are then completely sterilized by being melted at high heat of 1650 °C under heating and pressurizing conditions so that they are no harm to a human body and animals and plants .
A preparation of mineral alkaline water for beverage using silicate is disclosed in a method of preparing drinking alkaline water containing silicate component (Korean Laid-Open
No. 2006-0019468) . However, this relates to only the use of silicate and does not describe in detail with respect to a preparing method using silicate.
[Disclosure]
[Technical Problem]
An object of the present invention is to grind natural silica at a fine size to be able to widen its surface area as much as baking time is shortened irrespective of its size when grinding the natural silica.
[Technical Solution]
In order to prepare silicate by baking the grinded particles, they are typically baked at 1500°C to 1750°C. More preferably, they are baked at 1650°C.
After preparing the silicate by baking as above, the silicate is dissolved in water. In the dissolving step, it does not largely depend on temperature, but is typically dissolved in boiling water to shorten the dissolution time. When the silicate aqueous solution prepared is distillated under reduced pressure in the dissolving step, the silicate is inflated simultaneously with precipitated so that a porous structure with large porosity is formed. Since the volume of the porous structure is expanded, apparent density
is very low so that it can easily grinded even by hand. In other words, the present invention can obtain a very fine silicate powder without consuming large energy through the preparing and grinding processes of the porous structure by means of baking, dissolution, distillation, and expansion as described above .
Since the porous structure of the present invention is very easily grinded, any kinds of the grinding apparatuses can be used. In the case of a small amount, it can be grinded by rubbing hands .
The present invention can prepare silicate by finely grinding natural silica and then mixing it with subsidiary materials, which are food additives, and baking the mixture. The food additives are especially not limited. According to the food additives process standard, the food additives include anhydrous sodium carbonate (Na2CO3) , Sodium Hexa Meta Phosphate ((NaPO3)P2O5) for food additive, sodium pyrophosphate (Na4P2O7) for food additive, calcium carbonate (CaCO3) for food additive, etc. Other baking, swelling, and powdering steps are the same as the steps of preparing the silicate and the description thereof will thus be omitted.
A preparation of mineral alkaline water for beverage using silicate is disclosed in a method of preparing drinking alkaline water containing silicate component (Korean Laid-Open
No. 2006-0019468) . However, this relates to only the use of silicate and does not describe in detail with respect to a preparing method using silicate.
In the present invention, if the natural silica is grinded, suffers from the baking process through which it is able to be easily dissolved in water, and is melted and distilled under reduced pressure so that it is formed as the porous structure, the porous structure is finely grinded again.
[Advantageous Effects]
The pure and fine silicate (SiO3) powder grinded as described above can be easily carried and added to foods and beverages due to the powder form.
The silicate (SiO3) of the present invention is useful for changing an acid constitution due to western style food into an alkaline constitution.
[Best Mode]
Example 1 Natural silicate of 6Og is dissolved in SILIPOLY solution of 750OmL (produced by KOREA ASCOME Co.), which is a product using SiO3 as effective component. Water corresponding to 100 times the volume of the solution is added. The water is evaporated by distillation under reduced pressure performed
for seven hours and thirty five minutes at 100°C . When the silicate is inflated in the evaporation process so that it is formed as a porous structure, it is grinded.
Example 2 Natural silicate of 6Og and NaCO3 of 1Og are dissolved in SILIPOLY solution of 750OmL (produced by KOREA ASCOME Co.), which is a product using SiO3 as effective component. Water corresponding to 100 times the volume of the solution is added. The water is evaporated by distillation under reduced pressure
performed for forty minutes at 100°C . When the silicate is inflated in the evaporation process so that it is formed as a porous structure, the porous structure is grinded. Example 3
After silica of 45 meshes is baked at 1650°C for eight hours to prepare silicate of 10Og, the silicate is dissolved in water of 700OmL. Water is evaporated by distillation under reduced pressure of 550mmHg at 90°Cto obtain silicate porous structure. The silicate porous structure is grinded by rubbing hands so that a fine porous structure is prepared.
[industrial Applicability]
The present invention grinds high purity natural silica to prepare silicate (SiO3) capable of being easily dissolved in water, dissolves it in water, distills it under reduced
pressure to obtain a porous structure with high purity silicate (SiO3) , and grinds the obtained porous structure again so that fine silicate particles in a powder form, which can be taken in beverages such as water like a general tea and a diet-meal or a seasoning added to foods
Claims
[CLAIMS]
[Claim l]
A method of preparing a silicate powder comprising the steps of: 1) preparing silicate solution by dissolving silicate in water;
2) preparing a silicate porous structure including pores by distilling the solution under reduced pressure; and
3) preparing fine silicate particles by grinding the porous structure .
[Claim 2]
The method of claim 1, wherein the silicate is prepared by baking silica at 1500°C to 1700°C.
[Claim 3] The method of claim 1, wherein the silicate contains at least one food additive selected from anhydrous sodium carbonate (Na2CO3), Sodium Hexa Meta Phosphate ( (NaPO3) P2O5) , sodium pyrophosphate (Na4P2O7) for food additive, calcium carbonate (CaCO3) for food additive. [Claim 4]
The method of claim 2, wherein the silicate contains at least one food additive selected from anhydrous sodium carbonate (Na2CO3), Sodium Hexa Meta Phosphate ( (NaPO3) P2O5) for food additive, sodium pyrophosphate (Na4P2O7) for food additive, calcium carbonate (CaCO3) for food additive and is baked.
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