Research on the Relationship between the Productivity of Antarctic Krill Chitin and Its Fineness of Grind
conference contribution
posted on 2025-06-25, 04:43authored byYujia LiangYujia Liang, Yingchao Ji, Ying Wang, Qiuhong Wang, Hong Li
It has been proved that chitin content in Antarctic krill is much higher than other marine shelled organisms; therefore, people pay much more attention to the extraction and application of the chitin in Antarctic krill. During the experiments which use the traditional acid and alkali method to extract the chitin from Antarctic krill, the chitin’s extraction efficiency was found out to have a great influence on the degree of grinding the shell. After testing and then come to a conclusion that based on the chitin content: extraction efficiency, concentration and dosage of the acid and alkali as well as many other factors, the material’s fineness should be within forty mesh. And the optimum process conditions are: alkali treatment: concentration 25%, solid-liquid ratio 1:10, temperature 95°C, 2 hours; acid treatment: concentration 10%, solid-liquid ratio 1:10, temperature 60°C, 2 hours. By this way, 94.254% high-purity chitin was produced.
History
Volume
690-693
Pagination
1624-1627
Location
Dalian, China
Open access
No
Start date
2013-03-30
End date
2013-03-31
ISSN
1022-6680
eISSN
1662-8985
ISBN-13
978-3-03785-692-5
Language
eng
Publication classification
E1.1 Full written paper - refereed
Editor/Contributor(s)
Liu XH, Zhang KF, Li MZ
Title of proceedings
ICMSE 2013 : Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Manufacturing Science and Engineering 2013