Thermo-mechanical cracking and hydrogenation
CA 2199733 C · Owner: Thermtech A/S · Inventors: Ellingsen, Olav
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A method for thermo-mechanical cracking and hydrogenation of chemical substances such as hydrocarbons in liquid or solid form waxes, carbonates, lime, oil-shale, oil-sand oily residue from refineries and , crude tank bottoms plast and the like. The cracking and the hydrogenating of the substances in the presence of hydrogen releasing chemicals as water is performed in a mechanical established fluidized bed (8) of fine grained solids where the mechanical action in the fluidized bed (8) generates the heat participating in the cracking in addition to the mechanical action to the substances whereby the cracking in the cavitating micro bubbles and the hydrogenation takes place in the reactor …
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- Filed September 8, 1995 and granted December 4, 2001. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 8, 2015.
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