Method and apparatus for continuously freezing and melting a flu

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

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62542, 62335, 62332, 62238, 60648, 60 3918B, B01D 904

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041999614

ABSTRACT:
Method and apparatus for continuously freezing and melting a fluid mixture, for use in separating a fluid mixture into dilute and concentrated components which have been made separble due to the freezing. A turbine is used to produce mechanical energy to drive a refrigeration compressor, while exhaust heat from the turbine is used for secondary cooling. Heat from a refrigeration condenser is used to melt the liquid frozen by a refrigerant evaporator. The evaporator and condenser may comprise a plurality of plates or may comprise a bubbler for bubbling refrigerant directly into contact with the fluid mixture.

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