Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting – deodorizing – preser – Chemical reactor – For radioactive reactant or product
Reexamination Certificate
2004-04-02
2008-11-11
Griffin, Walter D. (Department: 1797)
Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preser
Chemical reactor
For radioactive reactant or product
C422S232000, C422S233000, C588S314000, C588S316000, C588S001000, C110S237000, C110S247000, C110S346000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07449156
ABSTRACT:
A molten metal reactor (10) quickly entrains a feed material in the molten reactant metal (16) and provides the necessary contact between the molten reactant metal and the feed material to effect the desired chemical reduction of the feed material. The reactor (10) includes a unique feed structure (24) adapted to quickly entrain the feed material into the molten reactant metal (16) and then transfer the molten reactant metal, feed material, and initial reaction products into a treatment chamber (12). A majority of the desired reactions occur in the treatment chamber (12). Reaction products and unspent reactant metal are directed from the treatment chamber (12) to an output chamber (14) where reaction products are removed from the reactor. Unspent reactant metal (16) is then transferred to a heating chamber (15) where it is reheated for recycling through the system.
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Supplementary European Search Report under Article 157(2) EPC for European Application No. 02786985.8-2111 (3 Pages).
Communication pursuant to Article 96(2) EPC dated Jul. 3, 2007 (European Application No. 02 786 985.8-2104)(3 Pages).
Clean Technologies International Corporation
Culbertson Russell D.
Griffin Walter D.
Nguyen Huy-Tram
The Culbertson Group P.C.
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