Process for recovering regenerated adsorbent particles and separating ash therefrom
CA 1310950 C · Owner: Zimpro/Passavant Inc. · Inventors: Beula, David A.; Berrigan, John K. Jr.; Copa, William M.
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Regenerated adsorbent particles such, as activated carbon, are recovered from a wet oxidation-regenerated mixed sludge liquor from a wastewater treatment system by diluting and settling a blowdown slurry from the wet oxidation reactor to obtain a first aqueous phase containing primarily regenerated adsorbent particles and fine ash particles and a first solids phase containing primarily grit particles. The first aqueous phase is combined with a portion of the regenerated adsorbent particle slurry withdrawn from the upper portion of the wet oxidation reactor and, after treatment with a dispersing agent and then an anionic flocculating agent, the resulting mixture is settled to obtain a second …
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- Granted December 1, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 1, 2009.
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