Huangqi extract extraction and concentration equipment

Huangqi extract extraction and concentration equipment, Huangqi is extracted with water, which is better than ethanol extraction. Huangqi is decocted three times with water and extracted three times with ethanol reflux. Based on the content of Huangqi glycoside IV, the extraction rate can reach over 70%. However, during water extraction and alcohol precipitation, the loss of glycoside IV is small. After three rounds of alcohol precipitation separation and purification, the Huangqi glycoside extract (intermediate) has high purity, and the injection made from it is very clear and does not produce precipitation after long-term storage. However, during alcohol extraction and water precipitation, not only is the loss of glycoside IV large, but it is also difficult to remove all fat soluble components. The purity of the Huangqi glycoside extract (intermediate) obtained is low, and the injection made from it will produce precipitation after storage;

　　Huangqi extract extraction and concentration equipmentHuangqi is purified by water extraction and alcohol precipitation, which can simultaneously extract Huangqi saponins, Huangqi flavonoids, and polysaccharide active ingredients. Through alcohol precipitation, polysaccharides can be separated from the aforementioned two types of active ingredients.

The optimal process is to extract 3 times with 60% ethanol as the solvent and 12,10,10 times the amount of reagents used, each extraction lasting 1.5 hours. The optimal process is to extract 3 times with 60% ethanol as the solvent and 12,10,10 times the amount of reagents used, each extraction lasting 1.5 hoursHuangqi extract extraction and concentration equipment

1. Extraction method of traditional Chinese medicine

1.1 Immersion method

1.2 Infiltration method

1.3 Reflux method

1.4 Boiling method

1.5 Steam distillation method

1.6 Sublimation method

1.7 Reverse flow extraction

1.8 Ultrasonic Extraction

1.9 Wave Withdrawal Extraction

1.10 Semi biomimetic extraction

1.11 Supercritical fluid extraction

2. Method for Concentrating Traditional Chinese Medicine

2.1 Divided by system pressure

2.1.1 Evaporation and concentration

2.1.2 Reduced pressure concentration

2.2.2.1 Single effect vacuum concentration

2.2.2.2 Multi effect vacuum concentration

2.3 Film concentration

2.3.1 Membrane concentration

2.3.2 Falling film concentration

2.3.3 Centrifugal membrane concentration

2.3.4 Scraper film concentration

2.4 Molecular Distillation

2.5 Reverse osmosis membrane concentration

3. Extraction and Separation Methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine

3.1 Filtering

3.1.1 Pressure filtration

3.1.2 Leaf filter

3.1.3 Simplified vacuum continuous filtration

3.1.4 Ultrafiltration

3.2 Centrifuge

3.2. Filter type

3.2.2 Separated type

3.2.2.1 Tubular Separation

3.2.2.2 Butterfly Separation

3.2.4 Settling centrifugation

4. Extraction and purification methods of traditional Chinese medicine

4.1 Extraction

4.1.1 According to the method of contact between two liquid phases

4.1.1.1 Step by step contact type

4.1.1.2 Continuous contact type

4.1.2. According to the device structure

4.1.2.1 Component based (step-by-step)

4.1.2.2 Mixing clarification tank (centrifugal extraction)

4.1.2.3 Tower type (step-by-step, continuous contact type)

4.1.3 Based on the morphology of the two phases

4.1.3.1 Liquid phase extraction

4.1.3.2 Solid phase extraction (such as macroporous resin adsorption)

4.2 Precipitation method

4.2.1 Water extraction and alcohol precipitation

4.2.2 Alcohol extraction water sedimentation

4.2.3 Settling agent method

4.3 Ion exchange method

4.4 Chromatography

4.4.1 Silica Gel Chromatography

4.4.2 Alumina Chromatography

4.4.3 Polyamide chromatography

4.4.4 Molecular sieve method

4.5 Membrane Separation Method

4.6 Crystallization method

5. Extraction and drying methods for traditional Chinese medicine

5.1 Fluidized bed drying

5.2 Vacuum drying

5.3 spray drying

5.4 Freeze drying

5.5 Infrared drying

5.6 Microwave drying

5.7 Electrostatic drying

6. Granulation method of traditional Chinese medicine extract

6.1 Dry granulation

6.2 Wet granulation

6.3 Boiling granulation

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