Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Treatment by living organism
Patent
1992-03-06
1992-12-29
Silverman, Stanley S.
Liquid purification or separation
Processes
Treatment by living organism
210622, 210630, 210631, 210669, 210804, C02F 330, C02F 1102
Patent
active
051748983
ABSTRACT:
A paint sludge is subjected to aerobic biodegradation with increased dry content of the resulting sludge and the latter is then subjected to anaerobic biological degradation. The effluent from the two biostages are sterilized by ozonization, UV-irradiation or peroxide addition. The sludge from the anaerobic biostage can be dried to an inert granulate and drying vapors are recycled to the aerobic biostage. The sterile liquid is returned to the wash water circulation of the painting plant.
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Diekmann Reinhard
Grosse Karl
Hombach Peter
Leiner Wolfgang
Ruger Wolfgang
Dubno Herbert
Parkner GmbH
Silverman Stanley S.
Upton Christopher
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