Compositions – Heat-exchange – low-freezing or pour point – or high boiling... – Organic components
Patent
1978-03-23
1978-11-28
Pitlick, Harris A.
Compositions
Heat-exchange, low-freezing or pour point, or high boiling...
Organic components
252180, C09K 504, F22B 108
Patent
active
041274946
ABSTRACT:
A method for increasing the efficiency of steam generation units operating at pressures of from 0-500 pounds per square inch is disclosed. This is accomplished by adding to the water used to generate the steam from 5-400 parts per million of a polyether polyamine having complete solubility in cold water and substantial insolubility in hot water.
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Miller Robert A.
Nalco Chemical Company
Pitlick Harris A.
Premo John G.
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