ELECTRO-CATALYTIC PROCESS FOR COALESCING AND SKIMMING POLLUTANTS IN BODIES OF WATER PRIOR TO FILTRATION
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Jul 9, 2015
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Feb 26, 2015
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Apr 17, 2012
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Polluted water is emulsified at micron level in order to increase contact zones within the matrix through micro-bubble mass transfer attributes. The medium is then subjected to electro-magnetic pulses generated by catalytic multiple metal oxidizing anodes rods horizontally and centrally positioned in a cathode coated material tube generating a DC electric field in the matrix thereby coalescing particulates through catalytic reaction mechanisms. The ionized and coalesced product is then flowed to a flotation container comprised of a plurality of hydrogen and oxygen bubbles generated through a secondary set of electro- catalytic metal anodes and cathode rods at the bottom of the vessel now intermingled with cavitating micro-bubbles force the pollutants out of solution to the surface for ease of recovery. This method of handling fluids eases the pollutant load on the final filtration of water, thereby optimizing flow through filtration media or membranes for compliance to water discharge laws.
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