41 |
Glauber's salt conversion |
US42127541 |
1941-12-02 |
US2374004A |
1945-04-17 |
MATHIAS EBERT DAVID |
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42 |
Process of dehydrating salts |
US29897039 |
1939-10-11 |
US2272345A |
1942-02-10 |
KOBE KENNETH A |
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43 |
Method of dehydrating glauber's salt |
US68726933 |
1933-08-29 |
US2054520A |
1936-09-15 |
PIERCE JR JAMES B |
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44 |
Process of dehydrating glauber salt. |
US1901045283 |
1901-01-30 |
US685792A |
1901-11-05 |
PEMBERTON HENRY JR |
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45 |
Dehydrating sodium sulphate |
US392286D |
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US392286A |
1888-11-06 |
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46 |
PROCESS FOR THE RECOVERY OF SODIUM SULFATE |
US15748528 |
2016-06-01 |
US20180222758A1 |
2018-08-09 |
Dominique HORBEZ; Enrico DRIOLI |
A process for the recovery of sodium sulfate from water, in particular from water deriving from a silica manufacturing process. |
47 |
Method For Producing Salts With A Reduced Water Of Crystallisation Content |
US14888608 |
2014-05-02 |
US20160061522A1 |
2016-03-03 |
Paul Bernhard KROHL |
The invention relates to a method for drying salts with a water of crystallisation content in convective apparatuses that can additionally be indirectly heated. The invention is primarily characterised in that the drying process takes place with a moisture content of the drying gas above a determined level. The gas surrounding the salt particles during the drying process therefore has a specific humidity. In this way, the rate of drying is positively influenced. |
48 |
Process for the preparation of anhydrous sodium sulfate |
US758242 |
1996-11-27 |
US5871551A |
1999-02-16 |
Edgar Rodriguez-Leon |
A process for the preparation of anhydrous sodium from a thenardite ore containing sodium sulfate comprising the steps of: crushing the thenardite ore; lixiviating the crushed ore in a first lixiviation step with water or with an exhausted solution from a succeeding step, at a temperature between about 28.degree. C. and 40.degree. C., obtaining a suspension comprising a sodium sulfate saturated solution, sludges and insoluble material, settling the sludges and insoluble material from the saturated solution to separate a clarified solution; crystallizing the clarified saturated solution in a first crystallization step at a temperature between 32.degree. C. and 20.degree. C., maintaining the height of the solution not exceeding about 15 centimeters, to obtain a Glauber salt with large crystals of sodium sulfate and ten molecules of water. When the clarified saturated solution is crystallized, an exhausted solution is produced which is drained and recycled back to the first lixiviation step. Melting the crystals, free from solution, at a temperature about 60.degree. C. to dissolve the sodium sulfate crystals in their own crystallization water, to obtain a suspension comprising a sodium sulfate saturated solution with a density of 1.335 g/cc and crystals of anhydrous sodium sulfate in a proportion of about 17% by weight of the Glauber salt; and settling the crystals of anhydrous sodium sulfate. The clarified saturated solution of the previous step is recycled in a second crystallization step to separate the anhydrous sodium sulfate and finally a drying step is carried out to obtain anhydrous sodium sulfate crystals. |
49 |
Process for drying moist materials, particularly crystalline solids
containing water of hydration |
US510738 |
1974-09-30 |
US4005987A |
1977-02-01 |
Egon Jury |
A process for drying moist material, particularly substances containing water of crystallization, in which the material is passed in counterflow through a shaft to gases having an inlet temperature of 200.degree. to 1000.degree. C. The gas rises at a velocity of 2 to 30 m/sec. and the moist substances are introduced into the shaft in a high-density stream so that the moist materials agglomerate concurrently with the drying. |
50 |
Process and apparatus for expanding inorganic salts |
US3454357D |
1964-08-03 |
US3454357A |
1969-07-08 |
RHEES RAYMOND C; HAMMAR HOWARD N |
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51 |
Sodium sulfate recovery |
US6161248 |
1948-11-23 |
US2645561A |
1953-07-14 |
LOUIS MALM LAWRENCE |
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52 |
Evaporating apparatus |
US12939349 |
1949-11-25 |
US2640761A |
1953-06-02 |
WISEMAN JAMES V |
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53 |
Production of anhydrous sodium sulfate |
US61227745 |
1945-08-23 |
US2482830A |
1949-09-27 |
ALLEN JR LYMAN H |
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54 |
Concentration of salts having minimum solubilities at temperatures above those of the initial solutions |
US46853142 |
1942-12-10 |
US2459302A |
1949-01-18 |
DAVID ARONSON |
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55 |
Apparatus for recovering anhydrous sodium sulphate and similar substances |
US39291841 |
1941-05-10 |
US2334563A |
1943-11-16 |
IRVIN LAVINE; SCHULTZ ROBERT F |
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56 |
Apparatus for recovering anhydrous sodium sulphate and the like |
US14134037 |
1937-05-07 |
US2159759A |
1939-05-23 |
DOENNECKE HENRY W; DOUGLASS EMORY W; ANDERSON CARL O |
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57 |
Production of anhydrous sodium sulphate |
US805935 |
1935-02-25 |
US2129813A |
1938-09-13 |
ROGER BOTTOMS ROBERT |
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58 |
Method of drying inorganic salts and sludges |
US67962733 |
1933-07-10 |
US2034599A |
1936-03-17 |
MARLE DIRK J VAN |
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59 |
結晶水含有率を低下させた塩の生成方法 |
JP2016512242 |
2014-05-02 |
JP2016517949A |
2016-06-20 |
クレール・パウル・ベルンハルト |
本発明は、間接的な加熱を付加することもできる対流性の装置内での結晶水含有塩の乾燥方法に関する。本発明はとりわけ、乾燥が、乾燥ガスの規定の含水率より上で進行することを特徴とする。したがって、乾燥中に塩粒子を取り囲むガスは特定の湿度を有している。これにより乾燥速度が好ましく影響を受ける。 |
60 |
JPS584268B2 - |
JP10987674 |
1974-09-24 |
JPS584268B2 |
1983-01-25 |
EEGON JUURI |
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