Method for treating photographic processing fluids prior to sewe

Gas separation: apparatus – Electric field separation apparatus – Including gas flow distribution means

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96 50A, 96 61R, 210 60, G03D 302, G03C 524, C02B 118

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ABSTRACT:
In a method for separately treating the used developing fluid from the remaining used photographic processing fluids prior to feeding the used fluids to a sewer system. The used developing fluid is continually withdrawn from the developing tank and chemically neutralized in a collecting vessel by a chemical oxidizing agent such as acetic acid or hydrogen peroxide prior to feeding the fluid to a sewer system. The method includes the continued withdrawal of spent fixer fluid to a silver recovery device and recirculation of the regenerated fixer fluid to the fixer tank.

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