Mineral oils: processes and products – Paraffin wax; treatment or recovery – Separation of paraffin from oil
Patent
1976-12-20
1978-05-09
Levine, Herbert
Mineral oils: processes and products
Paraffin wax; treatment or recovery
Separation of paraffin from oil
208 31, C10G 4314
Patent
active
040885640
ABSTRACT:
Ketone dewaxing solvent is separated and recovered from dewaxed oil and a wax slurry through the use of flash vaporization or distillation followed by steam stripping. Water is removed from the recovered solvent through the use of a combination of a decanting drum to form a solvent phase and a water phase, a deketonizer tower which strips solvent from the water phase, and a simple distillation tower which functions as a solvent dehydrator. It has been found that feeding a portion of the overhead vapors from the flash vaporization step directly to the bottom of the dehydrator provides enough heat to eliminate the need for a reboiler on the dehydrator tower.
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Hall Ralph R.
Perry Stephen F.
Corcoran Edward M.
Exxon Research & Engineering Co.
Levine Herbert
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