Process and system for removing heavies from diluent...

Synthetic resins or natural rubbers -- part of the class 520 ser – Synthetic resins – Removing and recycling removed material from an ongoing...

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C526S064000, C526S067000, C526S068000, C528S501000

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07087685

ABSTRACT:
A recycling and recovery system and process comprising a flash gas separator that receives a slurry comprising liquid medium and solid polymer particles. The flash gas separator separates the diluent from the solid polymer particles as a vapor stream comprising at least diluent and heavies. A line receives the vapor stream from the flash gas separator. The line leads to a heavies removal system that yields a liquid that is relatively concentrated in heavies and a diluent vapor that is relatively free of heavies. The liquid is passed to a heavies column while the diluent vapor is passed to a diluent recycle chamber and then recycled to a slurry polymerization reactor without additional treatment to remove heavies.

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patent: 6045661 (2000-04-01), Verser
patent: 6559247 (2003-05-01), Kufeld et al.

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