Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Including geographic feature
Patent
1987-09-30
1988-12-06
Fisher, Richard V.
Liquid purification or separation
Processes
Including geographic feature
210170, 405 52, B01D 3700
Patent
active
047894865
ABSTRACT:
A process for the desalinization of sea water which includes a barrier buried to a depth below the low tide water level in a sandy beach, and a collector vault or well buried in the beach behind the barrier, the well having an opening in its side for receiving water passing through the barrier. The barrier is filled with selected filter materials, and the sand in the area between the barrier and the well is treated with a selected material. The barrier extends through a water-permeable layer of crushed or fossilized shells naturally occurring beneath the sandy beach. The well opening is positioned within this shell layer. After a period of pumping, desalinated water will appear in the well and may be pumped out of the well. Whenever the water in the well is pumped below a particular level, a new supply of desalinated water will flow in through the opening in its side from the barrier.
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patent: 4122012 (1978-10-01), Vlasnik
Ziogas, Seacoast Dam Separates Salt Water and Fresh, Feb. 1974 Civil Engineering-ASCE pp. 53-55.
Fisher Richard V.
Lee Coreen Y.
MCM Incorporated
Presta Frank P.
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