Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Separating
Patent
1989-03-30
1990-09-25
Spear, Frank
Liquid purification or separation
Processes
Separating
494 37, 494 56, 494901, B04B 1100
Patent
active
049591584
ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a method of separating a mixed component waste stream in a centrifugal separator. The mixed component waste stream is introduced into the separator and is centrifugally separated within a spinning rotor. A dual vortex separation occurs due to the phase density differences, with the phases exiting the rotor distinct from one another. In a preferred embodiment, aqueous solutions of organics can be separated with up to 100% efficiency. The relatively more dense water phase is centrifugally separated through a radially outer aperture in the separator, while the relatively less dense organic phase is separated through a radially inner aperture.
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Anderson Thomas G.
Drodge Joseph
Moser William R.
Spear Frank
The United States of America as represented by the Unitd States
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