Regeneration of fixed bed filters

Liquid purification or separation – With alarm – indicator – register – recorder – signal or... – Responsive to fluid flow

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210 82, B01D 2324

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041041631

ABSTRACT:
This application is directed to the regeneration of fixed bed granular media filters used for the clarification of liquids, after said filters have become unsuitable or inefficient due to the occlusion of oily substances. One such regeneration method comprises the steps of: backwashing the filter, draining the filter, contacting the filter with an aqueous alkali solution composed of sodium hydroxide dissolved in demineralized water, said solution having a pH value of about 10.5 or greater, at a temperature ranging from about ambient to about 200.degree. F, for a time sufficient to regenerate the filter, and backwashing the filter. Generally, the alkali solution comprises about 0.1 to about 50 weight percent aqueous sodium hydroxide and the contacting is conducted for a period of about 0.1 to about 10 hours.

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