ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ULTRAFILTRATION OF AQUEOUS LARCH WOOD EXTRACTS

UDC 542.61:66.081.63:674.032.14

  • Boris Nikolaevich Bazhenov Irkutsk State University Email: scorpio1956@mail.ru
  • Vitaly Arkadyevich Khutoryansky Irkutsk State University Email: hutor@chem.isu.ru
Keywords: arabinogalactan, ultrafiltration, larch wood

Abstract

The main water-extractable component of larch wood is arabinogalactan (AG). Despite a wide range of possible applications as a valuable biological product and high content in wood (up to 25% and higher), its diverse use is hampered by relatively high costs associated with isolation and purification. A significant reduction in the cost of AG can be achieved by using modern membrane technologies (in particular, ultrafiltration) in the complex processing of wood raw materials, including existing sawmill waste. Therefore, an urgent task of optimizing the AG extraction process is to analyze the factors that determine the ultrafiltration conditions of aqueous larch wood extracts and affect the AG yield and the process rate. In this paper, we studied the effect of raw material origin, membrane type and pH on the main ultrafiltration characteristics. It turned out that the origin of the raw material affects both the initial and final ultrafiltration rates. The AG yield for Siberian larch is higher than for Dahurian larch, and the highest yield was observed for secondary wood processing waste. An increase in the pH of the extract increases the ultrafiltration rate. Comparison of hydrophilic membranes based on polysulfonamide and based on a mixture of cellulose acetates, which have close pore sizes, showed the practical similarity of the main characteristics of ultrafiltration, and hydrophobic membranes based on fluoroplastic are not applicable for concentrating aqueous solutions of AG due to the low ultrafiltration rate. The results obtained will allow optimizing the process of obtaining AG in the case of its industrial implementation.

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Author Biographies

Boris Nikolaevich Bazhenov, Irkutsk State University

Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Associate Professor in the Department of General and Inorganic Chemistry, Senior Researcher

Vitaly Arkadyevich Khutoryansky, Irkutsk State University

Candidate of Chemical Sciences, Associate Professor, Researcher

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Published
2025-10-05
How to Cite
1. Bazhenov B. N., Khutoryansky V. A. ANALYSIS OF THE FACTORS INFLUENCING THE ULTRAFILTRATION OF AQUEOUS LARCH WOOD EXTRACTS // Chemistry of plant raw material, 2025. № 3. P. 342-349. URL: https://journal.asu.ru/cw/article/view/15487.
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Technology