Freeze drying principle
A drying technique that freezes wet materials or solutions into a solid state at lower temperatures (-10 ° C~-50 ° C or even lower), and then sublimates the water in the liquid state directly into a gas state under vacuum (1.3~13 Pa), ultimately dehydrating the material. The principle of vacuum freeze-drying is based on the three-phase equilibrium diagram of water. Firstly, the temperature of the sample is reduced to below atmospheric pressure to completely solidify the water in the sample into ice crystals. Then, the freeze-drying machine starts to evacuate and reduce the pressure. The solid ice crystals can directly sublime into gaseous water vapor, releasing the water in the sample and ultimately achieving the purpose of drying. Due to the low temperature of the sample and its water during the drying process, it can effectively slow down the rate of chemical reactions, reduce the thermal motion of molecules, and thus reduce collisions and interactions between molecules, which is beneficial for maintaining the integrity of the internal molecular structure and properties of the sample.
Technical parameter
NO. |
Name |
Description |
Note |
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Model |
FD-10 |
Actual area of material tray |
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External dimensions |
Circular chamber,about 4500*1550*2500mm |
L*W*H |
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Total power |
30.87kw,380V,50HZ |
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Equipment footprint |
About19 square meters |
Excluding the area of loading and unloading material areas |
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Raw material loading amount |
Standard 100-150kg/batch |
The final decision depends on the specific product and process |
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Actual drying area |
10.4 square meters |
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Heating method |
Silicone oil electric heating |
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Number of shelf |
8pieces |
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Cold trap form |
Placed behind of the shelf in the same chamber |
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Cold trap water capture area |
≥10 square meters |
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Cold trap Ice capacity |
Max140kg |
Using water as the experimental object |
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Gross weight |
About 4000kg |
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