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Process for recovery of chemicals from pulping waste liquor

CA 1104765 A · Owner: Ebara Corporation · Inventors: Saito, Kouji; Mizuguchi, Saburo; Onodera, Masato

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Abstract of the Disclosure:, A process for recovery of chemicals from a sodium sulfite pulping waste: liquor is disclosed in which a smelt obtained from the waste liquor is introduced into an aqueous slurry containing solidified smelt while make up water and a weak aqueous slurry are supplied to effect incompletely dissolving the smelt into the aqueous slurry to maintain the content of total solid and the temperature of the slurry at constant levels, the resulting aqueous slurry is subjected to a solid-liquid separation to obtain a wet cake having the molar ratio of S/Na20 substantially equal to that of the smelt, the wet cake is mixed with hot particles of sodium carbonate and sodium …

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  • Granted July 14, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 14, 1998.
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FiledMarch 15, 1977
GrantedJuly 14, 1981
Term endedJuly 14, 1998
Patent numberCA 1104765 A
Classification (IPC)D21C11/00

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1978198119841987199019931996Application filedMarch 15, 1977Patent grantedJuly 14, 1981Term endedJuly 14, 1998

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