Liquid purification or separation – With means to add treating material
Patent
1978-05-08
1982-06-08
Spitzer, Robert H.
Liquid purification or separation
With means to add treating material
210754, 261DIG75, C02F 168
Patent
active
043338330
ABSTRACT:
An in-line contactor adapted to bring about intimate contact between a disinfectant and a wastewater stream to produce a reaction between the disinfectant and pathogens effecting kills in a manner minimizing unwanted side effects. The wastewater stream is pumped through the successive stages of the contactor, the first of which is an input section having a converging nozzle that projects the stream at high velocity into a throat. The throat feeds the stream in a highly turbulent state through a mixing section, the resultant vacuum created within the throat acting to draw a disinfectant such as aqueous or gaseous chlorine from a disinfectant supply into the mixing section where it is thoroughly intermingled with the turbulent stream before the stream is discharged from the contactor through a diverging pressure-recovery output section.
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Davis James W.
Longley Karl E.
Ratigan Brian
Ebert Michael
Fischer & Porter Co.
Spitzer Robert H.
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