Freeze regeneration of glycol solutions loaded with water

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

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55 82, 55 96, 260615R, 260637R, 261153, B01D 904, C07C 2924, C07C 4112

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040812570

ABSTRACT:
Aqueous glycol solutions, used for example, in the de-icing of heat exchange surfaces used in defogging systems, are regenerated by freeze crystallization, the ice being separated with relatively little loss of glycol.

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