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US08479923B2 Process for selective separation and for the simultaneous increase in purity, of spent, fragmented, organic materials by means of aqueous media having chosen densities
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用于选择性分离和通过具有选定密度的水性介质同时提高纯度,废弃,碎片化的有机材料的方法
- Patent Title: Process for selective separation and for the simultaneous increase in purity, of spent, fragmented, organic materials by means of aqueous media having chosen densities
- Patent Title (中): 用于选择性分离和通过具有选定密度的水性介质同时提高纯度,废弃,碎片化的有机材料的方法
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Application No.: US12998235Application Date: 2009-09-29
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Publication No.: US08479923B2Publication Date: 2013-07-09
- Inventor: Henri Seinera , Hughes De Feraudy
- Applicant: Henri Seinera , Hughes De Feraudy
- Assignee: Galloo Plastics
- Current Assignee: Galloo Plastics
- Agency: Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
- Agent Scott D. Wofsy
- Priority: FR0805389 20080930
- International Application: PCT/FR2009/001154 WO 20090929
- International Announcement: WO2010/037927 WO 20100408
- Main IPC: B03B5/28
- IPC: B03B5/28

Abstract:
Process for the selective separation, and for the simultaneous increase in purity, of two spent, fragmented, synthetic organic materials having different densities, mixed together or mixed with various contaminating materials to be eliminated, by means of dense aqueous media, each aqueous medium of which has a chosen density “ds” as threshold for separating said organic materials and contaminants, characterized in that the process comprises: a) a step of separating the mixture into two streams, a supernatant stream (a1) and a settled stream (a2); b) a step of separating the components of the supernatant stream (a1), by eliminating the supernatant fraction and collecting the settled fraction formed from the fragments of the first recyclable spent synthetic organic material; c) a step of separating the components of the settled stream (a2) by collecting the supernatant fraction and eliminating the settled fraction; and d) a step of separating the components of the supernatant stream by eliminating the supernatant fraction and collecting the settled fraction formed from the fragments of the second recyclable spent synthetic organic material.
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