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APPENDIX A To E
APPENDIX A To E
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APPENDIX A
REFERENCES OF PRODUCT
AND RAW MATERIAL
DESCRIPTION
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“Characterization of the rambutan peels fiber (nephelium lappaceum) as a
lignocellulosic material for technological applications.” by Oliveira, E., Santos, J.,
Gonclaves, A., Mattedi, S., & Jose, N. (2016). Chemical Engineering Transaction,
pp. 391-396.
534
“Removal of malachite green dye from aqueous solution using rambutan peel-
based activated carbon: Equilibrium, kinetic and thermodynamic studies.” by
Ahmad, M., & Alrozi, R. (2011). Chemical Engineering Journa, pp. 510-516.
535
“Antioxidant activities of Rambutan (Nephelium lappaceum L) peel in vitro.” by
Mistriyani, Riyanto, S., & Rohman, A. (2018) Food Research, 119-123.
536
“Vanillin PubChem”. (2017). National Center for Biotechnology Information.
[Online] Retrieved from: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Vanillin
537
“Safety Data Sheet: Vanillin”. By Carl Roth (2015, August 28). Retrieved from
https://www.carlroth.com/downloads/sdb/en/5/SDB_5108_MT_EN.pdf
538
“An integrated process to produce vanillin and lignin-based polyurethanes from
Kraft lignin.” by Borges, D., Zabkova, M., J.D., A., Cateto, C., Barreiro, M.,
Belgacem, M., & Rodrigues, A. (2009). Chemical Engineering Research and
Design, 700-706.
539
Vanillin Uses. Retrieved from Greener Industry: http://www.greener-
industry.org.uk/pages/vanillin/2Vanillin_uses.htm
540
“Applications and Uses of Vanillin”. Newseed Chemical Co., Limited. (2015, July
9). Retrieved https://www.foodsweeteners.com/applications-and-uses-of-vanillin/
541
“Purification of vanillin by a molecular imprinting polymer technique.” by
Mohamad Ibrahim, M., Sipaut, C., & Mohamad Yusof, N. (2009) Separation and
Purification Technology, pp. 450-456.
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APPENDIX B
REFERENCE FOR PROCESS
DESCRIPTION
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Rambutan Peel Storage Tank
F-1
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(“Characterization of the rambutan peels fiber (nephelium lappaceum) as a
Gonclaves, A., Mattedi, S., & Jose, N. (2016). Chemical Engineering Transaction,
pp. 391-396. )
545
HAMMER MILL
K-1
(https://www.feedmachinery.com/glossary/equipment/hammer_mill/)
546
Mixing Tank
F-2
547
(“Characterization of the rambutan peels fiber (nephelium lappaceum) as a
Gonclaves, A., Mattedi, S., & Jose, N. (2016). Chemical Engineering Transaction,
pp. 391-396. )
548
COOLER
D-1
549
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
550
THICKENER
K-2
551
(http://thermopedia.com/content/1198/)
552
ACIDIFICATION TANK
F-3
553
(“Characterization of the rambutan peels fiber (nephelium lappaceum) as a
Gonclaves, A., Mattedi, S., & Jose, N. (2016). Chemical Engineering Transaction,
pp. 391-396. )
554
LEAF FILTER
K-3
(http://www.solidliquid-separation.com/pressurefilters/pressure.htm)
555
AUTOCLAVE REACTOR / COOLERJ-1/ D-2
556
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
557
LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTOR
F-4
558
(“Recovery of Vanillin and Syringaldehyde from lignin oxidation: A review of
Pinto, Jose Miguel Loureiro and Alirio E. Rodrigues (2015). Separation and
Purification Reviews.)
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VACUUM EVAPORATOR
D-3
560
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
561
COOLING CRYSTALLIZER and CENTRIFUGAL FILTER
J-2 and K-4
(The use of sugar beet pulp lignin for the production of vanillin by Aazam Arabi,
Macromolecules)
562
563
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
564
ROTARY DRYER
D-4
(https://feeco.com/rotary-dryers/)
565
BALL MILL AND SCREENER
K-5 AND K-6
(Ball Mills What Are These Machines and How Do They Work?,” Mine-Engineer,
566
APPENDIX C
PLANT CAPACITY
DETERMINATION
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Exhibit A
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Exhibit B
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Source: Bureau of Import Services – Import Policy and Monitoring Division (BIS-
IPMD) of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
570
Exhibit C
571
Exhibit D
572
Exhibit E
573
Exhibit F
574
(Source: www.dipologwater.gov.ph)
575
Exhibit G
Environmental Considerations
(Source: DENR (2016, May 24). Water Quality Guidelines and General Effluent
Standards of 2016. Retrieved from Department of Environmental and Natural Resources:
https://server2.denr.gov.ph/uploads/rmdd/dao-2016-08.pdf)
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APPENDIX D
MASS AND ENERGY BALANCE
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Rambutan Peel Storage Tank
F-1
578
(“Characterization of the rambutan peels fiber (nephelium lappaceum) as a
Gonclaves, A., Mattedi, S., & Jose, N. (2016). Chemical Engineering Transaction,
pp. 391-396. )
579
HAMMER MILL
K-1
(https://www.feedmachinery.com/glossary/equipment/hammer_mill/)
580
Mixing Tank
F-2
581
(“Characterization of the rambutan peels fiber (nephelium lappaceum) as a
Gonclaves, A., Mattedi, S., & Jose, N. (2016). Chemical Engineering Transaction,
pp. 391-396. )
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COOLER
D-1
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
583
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
584
THICKENER
K-2
585
(http://thermopedia.com/content/1198/)
586
ACIDIFICATION TANK
F-3
587
(“Characterization of the rambutan peels fiber (nephelium lappaceum) as a
Gonclaves, A., Mattedi, S., & Jose, N. (2016). Chemical Engineering Transaction,
pp. 391-396. )
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LEAF FILTER
K-3
(http://www.solidliquid-separation.com/pressurefilters/pressure.htm)
589
AUTOCLAVE REACTOR and COOLER
J-1 and D-2
590
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
591
LIQUID-LIQUID EXTRACTOR
F-4
592
(“Recovery of Vanillin and Syringaldehyde from lignin oxidation: A review of
Pinto, Jose Miguel Loureiro and Alirio E. Rodrigues (2015). Separation and
Purification Reviews.)
593
VACUUM EVAPORATOR
D-3
594
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
595
COOLING CRYSTALLIZER/ CENTRIFUGAL FILTER
J-2/K-4
(The use of sugar beet pulp lignin for the production of vanillin by Aazam Arabi,
Macromolecules)
596
597
(“Isolation and Characterization of Vanillin from Coconut Husk Lignin via
598
ROTARY DRYER
D-4
(https://feeco.com/rotary-dryers/)
599
BALL MILL AND SCREENER
K-5 AND K-6
(Ball Mills What Are These Machines and How Do They Work?,” Mine-Engineer,
600
D.2 ENERGY BALANCE
601
(Perry’s Chemical Engineering Handbook 8th edition, p 2-497)
602
(http://www.endmemo.com/chem/specificheatsearch.php?q=Sulfuric%20Acid)
(http://www.endmemo.com/chem/specificheatsearch.php?q=Sodium%20Hydrate)
603
(https://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/air-specific-heat-capacity-d_705.html)
604
(Perry’s Chemical Engineering Handbook 8th edition, p 2-191)
605
(http://www.wiredchemist.com/chemistry/data/entropies-inorganic)
606
Diethyl ether:
(https://webbook.nist.gov/cgi/cbook.cgi?ID=C60297&Mask=4)
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APPENDIX E
EQUIPMENT DESIGN
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