Control of crystal growth in water purification by directional f

Refrigeration – Processes – Fractionally solidifying a constituent and separating the same

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62123, B01D 904

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ABSTRACT:
A Directional Freeze Crystallization system employs an indirect contact heat exchanger to freeze a fraction of liquid to be purified. The unfrozen fraction is drained away and the purified frozen fraction is melted. The heat exchanger must be designed in accordance with a Growth Habit Index to achieve efficient separation of contaminants. If gases are dissolved in the liquid, the system must be pressurized.

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