Apparatus and method for supercritical water oxidation

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Making an insoluble substance or accreting suspended...

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210761, 210747, 210766, 210768, 210396, 210408, B01D 2100

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051005603

ABSTRACT:
A pressurized feed material (30) in aqueous suspension is oxidized in a supercritical temperature reaction zone (20) in an upper region of a vertically elongated, cyclindrical walled, closed pressure vessel (10) to form an oxidized super fluid phase (46) which is removed from the upper region of the vessel and a brine (44) containing precipitates and other solids which are collected in and removed from a subcritical temperature zone (16) in the lower region of the vessel. The wall (12) of the cylindrical pressure vessel (10) is scraped by rotatable scraper means (60) which upon rotation will dislodge precipitated solids from the wall (12).

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