Centrifugal distillation apparatus

Distillation: apparatus – Apparatus – Systems

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159 61, 159 18, 202176, 202178, 202236, 203 25, 203 72, 203 89, B01D 122

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ABSTRACT:
The disclosed invention is an apparatus for the distillation of liquids. The apparatus has a plurality of vertically-stacked, parallel disks which are rotated. The liquid to be distilled is introduced into the center of the disk stack and migrates by centrifugal force as a thin film across side 1 of each disk. During migration, the more volatile portion evaporates from side 1 and condenses on side 2 of a neighboring disk. Energy requirements for distillation are provided by heat transfer from side 2 to side 1. The apparatus is substantially adiabatic in that vaporization and condensation occur without external supply of heating or cooling.

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