Method and apparatus for electrochemical contaminant removal from liquid media
CA 1105880 A · Owner: Andco Industries, Inc. · Inventors: O'Donnell, Philip P.; Bruckenstein, Stanley; Gale, Stephen B.
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Contaminating ions are removed from an aqueous medium e.g. hexavalent chromium ions from cooling tower waters by an, electrochemical method which includes formation of an insoluble iron compound or complex of the contaminant ion utilizing an, anode of iron, iron alloy or insoluble iron compound. The electrodes are treated which an acid solution at regular intervals to remove any substances formed on or lodged between the electrodes. The electrolytic cell includes a plurality of closely spaced generally parallel plate electrodes with electric potential applied to the two end electrodes, and an electrode near each end electrodes is of a size protecting the end electrode from flux field …
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- Granted July 28, 1981. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 28, 1998.
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