Process for the continuous removal of undesirable components of

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Shaping or treating radioactive material

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23293R, 134 251, 252634, 422261, 422903, G21C 2100

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043965601

ABSTRACT:
A cyclical and automatable process and apparatus for continuously removing undesired components from solid particles by means of a solvent, the process including maintaining an expanded bed of solid particles in a vertical column, supplying a suitable solvent to the bed to flow through the bed either upwardly or downwardly in a selectably alternating manner, supplying solid particles to the top of the column while the solvent flows upwardly therethrough and interrupting the supply of solid particles and removing a bottom portion of the bed by the solvent when it flows downwardly.

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