Apparatus and process for the separation and reclamation of sele

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

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210724, 210776, 210800, 210121, 210187, 2101451, 210207, 210252, 210525, 2105321, 210538, B03D 300, C02F 140

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ABSTRACT:
A process for separating the grease, solids and water components from grease such as grease traps and fry grease. The grease is collected and introduced into a primary holding tank to effect primary crude separation. The grease is removed to a second stage separator for further concentration. The water and solids are separately directed to a second stage to separate these components. The separated water is treated suitable for discharge into a sewer. The solids are dried and the solids and grease are then suitable for re-use. In the preferred embodiment, the separators are centrifuges. Heating of the grease may also be necessary to achieve proper viscosity for handling and to remove bacteria.

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