AT7277B - Process for converting wood and other cellulose-containing material into sugar (dextrose). - Google Patents

Process for converting wood and other cellulose-containing material into sugar (dextrose).

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AT7277B
AT7277B AT7277DA AT7277B AT 7277 B AT7277 B AT 7277B AT 7277D A AT7277D A AT 7277DA AT 7277 B AT7277 B AT 7277B
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Alexander Dr Classen
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   t)   R.   ALEXANDER   CLASSEN IN AACHEN. 



  Verfahren zur Überführung von Holz und anderem cellulosehaltigen Material in Zucker (Dextrose). 



   In der Patentschrift Nr.   r)   690 ist ein Verfahren zur   Überführung   von Holz und anderem cellulosehaltigen Material in Zuckor beschrieben, welches darin besteht, dass man das Ilolz entweder mit schwefliger Säure und Schwefelsäure oder mit schwefiger Säure allein behandelt und die Schwefelsäure im   Druckgefäss erzeugt   und zwar in der Art, dass man bei geeigneter Temperatur die schweflige Säure durch Einführung von Luft. Sauerstoff oder Sauerstoff abgebenden Substanzen zum Theil in Schwefelsäure überführt.

   Bei 
 EMI1.1 
 wässeriger schwefliger Säure   mischt.   die infolgedessen nur   feucht erscheinende Masse in     geschlossenen Gefässen,   je nach der Natur des Holzes, auf 120 145  C unter Umdrehen oder Rühren erhitzt, die Temperatur 30 60 Minuten constant erhält, dann die freie   schweflige Säure abbläst und sodann mit Wasser, wie bekannt, kocht.   



   Heim Arbeiten nnter diesen Bedingungen wird die schweflige Säure, je nach ihrem Concentrationsgrade, entweder vollständig oder zum grössten Theile ohne weitere Zufuhr von Sauerstoff oder Sauerstoff abgebonden Substanzen in Schwefelsäure umgewandelt,   weiche demnach   in einem concentrierteren Zustande zur Einwirkung gelangt. so dass nach dem Auskochen der Masse mit Wasser die Lösung zur weiteren Behandlung. beispielsweiso zur Vergährung, bereit ist. 



    Diese Abänderung des Verfahrens weist wesentliche technische Vortheile auf. Abge-     sehen davon, dass der Druck   in den Gefässen weit geringer ist, als bei dem Verfahren gemäss Patent Nr.   5@     @90, kann der Raum des Gefässes   weit besser ausgenutzt und auch eine concentriertere Zuckerlösung als bisher erhalten werden. Eine weitere Wirkung besteht darin, dass die erhaltenen Lösungen rascher vergähren als solche, weiche noch   wesentliche Mengen schwoniger   Säure enthalten. 



   Statt, wie Vorher angegeben, das zu invertierende Material mit wässriger schwefliger 
 EMI1.2 
 weiche noch   rase1wr "ergiihrbar   ist und welche eine   erhöhte Ausbeute an Alkohol   bei der   Vergährung liefert. Auf 100 kg Holz werden etwa 2-3 kg der Mischung von wässriger schweniger Säure und concentrierter Schwefelsäure benützt.  



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   t) R. ALEXANDER CLASSEN IN AACHEN.



  Process for converting wood and other cellulose-containing material into sugar (dextrose).



   Patent No. r) 690 describes a process for converting wood and other cellulose-containing material into sugar, which consists in treating the wood either with sulphurous acid and sulfuric acid or with sulphurous acid alone and generating the sulfuric acid in the pressure vessel in such a way that, at a suitable temperature, the sulphurous acid can be removed by introducing air. Oxygen or oxygen-releasing substances are partly converted into sulfuric acid.

   At
 EMI1.1
 aqueous sulphurous acid mixes. the mass, which appears only moist as a result, is heated in closed vessels, depending on the nature of the wood, to 120 145 C with turning or stirring, the temperature is kept constant for 30 to 60 minutes, then the free sulphurous acid is blown off and then boiled with water, as is known .



   When working under these conditions, the sulphurous acid, depending on its degree of concentration, is either completely or largely converted into sulfuric acid without further addition of oxygen or oxygen-bound substances, which accordingly comes into effect in a more concentrated state. so that after boiling the mass with water the solution for further treatment. for example, is ready for payment.



    This modification of the procedure has significant technical advantages. Apart from the fact that the pressure in the vessels is much lower than with the method according to patent no. 5 @ @ 90, the space in the vessel can be used far better and a more concentrated sugar solution can be obtained than before. Another effect is that the solutions obtained ferment faster than those which still contain substantial amounts of blackish acid.



   Instead of, as previously stated, the material to be inverted with aqueous sulphurous
 EMI1.2
 which can still be obtained quickly and which gives an increased yield of alcohol during fermentation. About 2-3 kg of the mixture of aqueous weak acid and concentrated sulfuric acid are used for 100 kg of wood.

 

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PATENT-ANSPRÜCHE : EMI2.1 dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass man das mit wässrjger schwefliger Säure angefeuchtete Material in geschlossenen Gefässen bei einer Temperatur von 120-1450 C. erhitzt, sodann abbläst und die Masse schliesslich mit Wasser auskocht. PATENT CLAIMS: EMI2.1 characterized in that the material moistened with aqueous sulphurous acid is heated in closed vessels at a temperature of 120-1450 C., then blown off and the mass is finally boiled with water. 2. Eine Ausführungsform des Verfahrens nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass man das zu invertierende Material mit einer Mischung von wässriger schwefliger Säure und Schwefelsäure behandelt. 2. An embodiment of the method according to claim 1, characterized in that the material to be inverted is treated with a mixture of aqueous sulfurous acid and sulfuric acid.
AT7277D 1899-09-23 1901-06-20 Process for converting wood and other cellulose-containing material into sugar (dextrose). AT7277B (en)

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