Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Plural – diverse separating operations
Patent
1998-10-01
2000-01-04
Walsh, Donald P.
Classifying, separating, and assorting solids
Plural, diverse separating operations
209 11, 209 3, B03B 700, B03B 100
Patent
active
060100109
ABSTRACT:
A process for reclaiming a consumed grinding suspension which has been used for machining silicon, quartz or ceramic is made from a cutting fluid, in which abrasive grain and abraded material are dispersed. In a first process step, the grinding suspension is carefully separated, by means of a drying step, into a solid component and a liquid component. In a second process step, the solid component is separated into abrasive grain and abraded material by a separation method.
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Grimm Alexander
Heinle Ewald
Kurth Roman
Rubenbauer Holger
Elektroschmelzwerk Kempten GmbH
Schlak Daniel K
Walsh Donald P.
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