Mobile distillery for water and steam distillation, based on the old traditions combined with a new method of distillation and new technical solutions of constructing system for production of etheral (essential) oils
CA 2421141 C · Owner: Mochev, Vasil Iliev · Inventors: Mochev, Todor Iliev; Terziyski, Sacho Hristov; Mochev, Vasil Iliev
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A new method of water-steam distillation- for water distillation soaking the raw material , periodically, a process repeated many times and for steam distillation with superheated steam and , the system can function under vacuum as well as under pressure and to boil secondary water , saturated with ethereal oil or raw materials prepared for boiling in liquid state (pulps). The purpose , is to raise the effectiveness and reduce the expenditures in the production of ethereal oils. New , technical solutions in the construction of systems for the production of ethereal oils. The systems are , mobile (transportable) and it is possible to produce them both for water and steam distillation …
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- Filed March 12, 2003 and granted February 10, 2015. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended March 12, 2023.
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