Decontamination of hydrocarbon containing substrates (LAW100)

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

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210704, 210908, 210909, 134 19, 134 251, 134 40, 405128, B01D 17035, B01D 1102, B09B 500

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ABSTRACT:
Simply stated, in the process of the present invention a hydrocarbon contaminated substrate, such as a hydrocarbon contaminated soil, is separated preferably by wet-sieving, into a coarse fraction and a fines fraction. Thereafter, the coarse fraction is subjected to a floatation process to remove hydrocarbon contaminants from it and the fines fractions is treated with a hydrocarbon solvent followed by an aqueous solution of a surfactant to remove hydrocarbon contaminants from it.

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