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Regeneration of adsorbents

CA 1197828 A · Owner: Commonwealth Scientific And Industrial Research Organization · Inventors: Priestley, Anthony J.

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REGENERATION OF ADSORBENTS" 1. A process for the regeneration and recovery of a loaded adsorbent which comprises the steps of:- (a) contacting the loaded adsorbent with an alkaline solution for a period sufficient to effect regeneration of the adsorbent;, (b) diluting the resulting slurry of the adsorbent in the alkaline solution with recycled overflow liquid from one or both of the subsequent separation steps, to thereby reduce the concentration of adsorbent in the slurry to at least the level where unhindered settling can occur;, (c) separating the slurry to give a first liquid overflow and a first solids underflow containing the adsorbent and discharging at least a portion of the first …

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  • Granted December 10, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 10, 2002.
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FiledApril 5, 1982
GrantedDecember 10, 1985
Term endedDecember 10, 2002
Patent numberCA 1197828 A
Classification (IPC)B01J20/34 +2 more

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