Concentrating evaporators – Processes – Involving waste liquid
Patent
1982-12-10
1987-08-11
Hart, Charles
Concentrating evaporators
Processes
Involving waste liquid
159DIG13, 202DIG1, B01D 100
Patent
active
046860037
ABSTRACT:
Scale-forming metal oxides and carbonates, such as cupric oxide, can be precipitated from an ammoniacal leaching solution with minimum scale buildup by distilling the solution in an externally heated distillation chamber mounted for rotation about a generally horizontal axis. The distillation chamber includes a plurality of axially spaced annular baffles defining a plurality of compartments containing a tumbling medium, such as spherical balls. The solution is continuously introduced into the inlet end of the chamber and heated under pressure to a temperature above its boiling point as it flows over the baffles toward the outlet end of the chamber. A slurry containing the precipitated cupric oxide is continuously withdrawn from the outlet end and the evaporated gases are continuously withdrawn from the inlet end. The balls rub against each other, the interior of the chamber, and the sides of the baffles, as the chamber is rotated at a non-centrifuging speed, to provide a grinding or scrubbing action which minimizes a scale buildup of the precipitating cupric oxide.
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Hockings William A.
Thayer Duane M.
Board of Control of Michigan Technological University
Hart Charles
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