Process and apparatus for recovering clean water from aqueous wa

Distillation: processes – separatory – Addition of material to distilland to inhibit or prevent... – For scale inhibiting or corrosion preventing

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202174, 159 1RW, 159 17R, 159 13A, 159DIG17, 159DIG25, 210513, 203 10, 208187, B01D 126, B01D 334, B01D 302

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ABSTRACT:
Process and apparatus for recovering clean water from aqueous wastes by evaporation while avoiding scaling and fouling as well as corrosion of the evaporator tubes. Addition of an oil, preferably a volatile oil, to the aqueous waste feed results in the formation of a coating of said oil on the surfaces of the tubes, thereby preventing corrosion and fouling and build-up of scale deposits. Volatile oil that distills over is separated from the aqueous distillate by conventional means and may be recirculated.

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