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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Inorganic ceramic membrane ultrafiltration Lianhuaqingwen refined the process of particle Of: Wei Xuejun, Chen Zhanli, Sun Changrong, Fanwen Cheng, Dan Runbo [Abstract] The purpose of inorganic ceramic membrane particles Lianhuaqingwen refined the process, effects of different membrane pore applicability of the system, and to optimize the design of membrane processes. Methods Lianhuaqingwen water extract for the study to determine membrane pore size of 3 different under different operating parameters on membrane flux and the active ingredient content. Results 50 nm maximum membrane flux, glycyrrhizic acid and chlorogenic acid in the highest transfer rate, the best filter for the operation of large-scale production pressure is 0.08 ~ 0.12 MPa, filtration temperature 50 ~ 60 , flow velocity 3.0 m / s, when the liquid volume of filtered solution was concentrated to 1 / 10, adding the same volume of water, the effective transfer rate of 80% or more ingredients, to end filtration. using acid, alkali alternate cleaning, more than 99% recover membrane flux. Conclusion inorganic ceramic membrane ultrafiltration technology refined Lianhuaqingwen particles is feasible, and other ceramic membrane technology in medicine extractions provided the basis for refining. [Keywords:] Lianhuaqingwen particles, ceramic membrane ultrafiltration, purification, separation ChinaAbstract: ObjectiveTo observe the effect of the different bore diameter membranes on the parameters of technologies of Lianhua Qingwen Granules and to optimize the process of membrane filtration. Methods Three different membranes were tested under different parameters of operation to observe the changes in membrane flux and the content of effective components by Lianhua Qingwen Granules. Results The membrane with the 50nm had the great flux, the transfer rates of glycyrrhizin and chlorogenic acid were the highest. The optimum conditions were that the operation differential press