Separating oil phase from aqueous phase using an apertured oleophilic sieve in contact with an apertured cylindrical cage wall
CA 1280075 C · Owner: Kruyer, Jan · Inventors: Kruyer, Jan
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A mixture containing viscous oil phase and an aqueous phase is separated by means of an apertured oleophilic endless belt supported in a separation zone by a revolving cylindrical cage having apertured sidewalls and supported in a recovery zone by a support roller, the belt continuously moving through the separation zone and the recovery zone. The mixture is introduced into the rotating cage in the separation zone. The endless belt partly covers the outside surface of the cylindrical cage sidewall. The mixture tumbles inside the cage as it rotates and passes through the cage sidewall apertures to the belt surface, where the aqueous phase passes through the belt apertures for removal while …
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- Granted February 12, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended February 12, 2008.
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